Costs vary widely by scope. A single interactive exhibit typically starts in the low thousands, while a full gallery fit-out with projection, video walls and audio can run into six figures. We provide an itemised quote after a free site consultation.
Most Irish museums combine interactive touchscreens, projection mapping, LED or video walls, audio guide systems, wayfinding screens and lighting integration, tied together with a content management system so staff can update exhibits without a developer.
Aviplus designs, installs and maintains interactive exhibits for museums, galleries and heritage sites across Ireland, working directly with exhibition designers, architects and curators from concept through to opening.
Look for suppliers with named comparable projects, experience mounting equipment in listed or protected buildings without permanent alteration, and a maintenance plan — not just an installation quote.
Projection mapping uses calibrated projectors to fit moving imagery precisely onto a wall, object or architectural surface, turning it into part of the exhibit without any physical alteration to the surface itself.
A single interactive exhibit can be installed in a few days. A full gallery or visitor centre fit-out typically takes four to twelve weeks depending on scope, working around the venue’s opening hours.
Yes. We use minimal-intervention mounting, conservation-safe lighting and low-heat equipment specifically so installations do not damage or permanently alter protected fabric.
Regular checks on projector bulbs and calibration, touchscreen cleaning and firmware updates, and content refreshes through the CMS. We offer maintenance plans tailored to opening hours and footfall.
