Heavy use of immersive and interactive AV technologies, as well as virtual reality, was planned to engage and entertain visitors, while educating them on the challenges of energy transition.
With only 11 months to go before opening, macom first embarked on a feasibility study to provide TenneT with a reliable overview of the requirements of implementation, which technologies and systems would be reasonable and what they could expect the final bill to be.
An operational concept for the AV technology was drawn up and technical aspects of the AV systems planned. A key part of the design was modularity and scalability to allow the centre to be extended and allow TenneT to take individual components of the experience centre and use them at trade fairs.
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