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TRAIL at the Museum of Australian Democracy
TIMELINE at the Museum of Australian Democracy
Guitar Pod interactive at the Science of Rock 'n' Roll
A barcode-enabled interactive at Telus Spark
Post-experience Q&A at the Museum of Australian Democracy

EDMSTUDIO creates software for museums. From feature exhibits to networked interactives that span entire galleries, EDM is always looking for ways to increase engagement by way of compelling digital experiences.

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TIMELINE

TIMELINE is EDM’s customizable and scalable museum-quality touchscreen interactive for exploring historical events. Far more than just a collection of milestones plotted over time, TIMELINE provides visitors with a rich interactive journey. »

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TRAIL

TRAIL is a touchscreen alternative to the traditional worksheet-based approach to museum learning. With minimal instruction, students—working either individually or in small groups—embark on unique learning trails designed to engage them with a museum’s material culture. »

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“The EDM team is friendly, professional, highly competent technically, and as I personally witnessed in that critical time bracketing the public opening, singularly dedicated to ensuring a positive visitor experience. I would recommend EDM unconditionally for any serious museum software interactive project. ”

Robert Austin, Vice President of Digital Technology
Telus SPARK

“We appreciated the time EDM put into researching the technology required to build this [augmented reality] game - and the science behind what we wanted to communicate. We were impressed by EDM's commitment … and believe that by working with them we [were] able to offer a truly unique experience in our education program.”

Rose Lecky, Corporate Responsibility, Agrium
Seed Survivor Traveling Exhibition

“I would classify EDM as one of my better clients as they were demanding, clearly outlined what they needed and were realistic in their expectations - a combination rarely found in the production industry.”

Tim Kreger, Sound Designer
EDM-Produced Quantum Computer Visualization

“The kids created at least a dozen videos at the different music exhibits - the Science of Rock and Roll was one of the highlights of our visit to Kansas City!”

Heather Eslinger, Visitor
Science of Rock and Roll

“The majority of our historic sites and museums are in remote areas of the province. Knowing EDMs technical team can dial in remotely from anywhere in the world, I've never felt more confident in ongoing and quick technical support for one of our displays. ”

Andrew McCallan
Alberta Culture, Historic Sites and Museums

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EDM's Smart Exhibit Environment (SEE)

At EDM, we take an integrated approach to digital design and production. We offer a proven integrated software environment to our institutional and exhibit design clients. »

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The Science
of Rock 'n' Roll

At the Science of Rock ‘n’ Roll, EDM developed a unique suite of social interactives that encourage visitors to strap on their guitars, step up to the mic and become part of the show. »

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Interactive Learning Trails:
An RFID Success Story

Blog by Darran Edmundson, June 3, 2012

Darran Edmundson of EDM Studio and Glenda Smith of the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House (MoAD) gave a talk entitled “Interactive Learning Trails: An RFID Success Story” at the MuseumNext 2012 conference in Barcelona in late May. »

MOKIO

When widescreen just isn't wide enough, MOKIO extends the digital canvas and delivers a unique panoramic interface that attracts attention, piques curiosity, and invites exploration. »

Telus Spark

Telus Spark aims to re-define the role that a science centre can play in its community by fostering curiousity, creativity, collaboration and the skills of innovation. No small task, but EDM was up for the challenge. »