Light, movement and sound in your museum

Control model layouts and exhibitions by bringing devices together in one scenario. For museums, science centres and exhibition designers.

See how it works

Implementation projects can already be discussed and quoted

Example exhibition showRuns locally

Button or sensor

Exhibition scenario

Trigger

Light

Movement

Sound

Ready to start

Illustrative diagram, not a finished app screen

One trigger starts the story

Plan the sequence instead of operating every device separately. A visitor starts the show, and the exhibition responds according to the scenario.

Guide attention with light

Highlight a model, an area or an individual exhibit. Adjust brightness and move between scenes.

Lighting control

Set mechanisms in motion

Plan an opening, a journey or a rotation. Match the movement of each drive to the show.

Movement control

Give the story a voice

Combine narration and sound effects with lighting and movement. Decide what visitors hear at each point.

Sound in exhibitions

From a button to the whole exhibition

We connect the scenario to the devices that carry it out. Control runs locally, with hardware selected for your installation.

Scenes and rulesPC or Raspberry Pi

Button or sensorA signal from a visitor

Controller and interfacesSelected for the installation

Lighting

Drives

Audio

We confirm whether existing devices can be reused after checking their interfaces, specifications and documentation.

Runs locally

Exhibition hallModel layoutInteractive exhibit

Select a sceneStart the showReturn to the start

Example operator panel layout. Illustrative diagram, not a finished app screen.

The show under the operator’s control

We define what you start manually and what follows a prepared sequence. The panel and area names are tailored to how the exhibition is operated.

Clear selection of areas and scenes
Controls tailored to daily operation
Commissioning and tests on the actual devices

Choose how we begin

Implementation for your exhibition

Needs assessment, hardware selection, scene configuration, commissioning, testing and training. Scope and pricing are agreed individually.

See the implementation process

Standalone app

Before launch

Want to build scenes yourself? The Maqster app is in prelaunch. Sign up and we will let you know when it becomes available.

Explore the plans

Before our first conversation

Can I enquire about exhibition control implementation now?

Yes. Project discussions and individual quotes are available now. Describe the exhibition and its current stage. We can then identify the information needed and the possible scope of work.

Is the standalone Maqster app available yet?

The app is in prelaunch. The notification button opens a form to receive news of its availability. The plan descriptions explain the intended ways to use the app.

Can existing equipment be reused?

Integration depends on its interfaces, specifications and documentation. Before confirming the scope, we need the model details of controllers, light sources, drives and other components involved in the show.

Does the show need an internet connection?

Maqster is designed to execute control locally. For each implementation, we establish network requirements, operator access and any cloud functions separately. These decisions apply to the actual installation.

How much does a museum or exhibition implementation cost?

Each project is quoted individually. Cost depends on the script, devices, integration scope and agreed work. We discuss the app plan and implementation work as separate parts of the project.

What should your exhibition do?

Tell us about the idea and the current stage of work. We will establish what is needed to prepare the project and a quote.