amuseapp was born from the experience of the "Sensi: Musei senza barriere" ("Senses: Museums Without Barriers") project, to guarantee equal opportunities of access to knowledge and full independence for every visitor.
Live in 7 days. No upfront cost.
Many cultural venues are not designed for people with visual, hearing, or motor disabilities. Without suitable routes and content, part of the audience is left out of the cultural experience.
Full compliance with AGID guidelines, the UNI CEI EN 301 549 standard, and WCAG 2.1 criteria for visual, hearing, cognitive, and motor disabilities.
Native assistive features for people with low vision, with an interface that can also be used without a mouse.
An accessible button activates voice commands, designed for people with motor difficulties reaching the totem.
Videos with subtitles, alt text for images, and content in Italian Sign Language (LIS) for deaf or hard-of-hearing users.
Thanks to a network of Bluetooth beacons (iBeacon/Eddystone, up to 8 years of battery life), the app detects the visitor's position and guides them step by step with voice directions, distance and obstacles, plus haptic feedback to signal changes in the route.
One tap is enough to call staff: the app immediately transmits the visitor's position, and the system can also proactively flag where more support is needed.
Real-time alerts about nearby works, architectural barriers or route changes, customizable as audio, visual or tactile.
Listening to narrative and descriptive content, for those who prefer to rely on hearing.
High-legibility text and images, with contrast and fonts designed for comprehension.
Tactile feedback for orientation and navigation, useful even in noisy or crowded environments.
“A great example of how AI can be integrated into a cultural context. The app has improved accessibility, especially for foreign visitors who now explore Volandia independently.”
Book a free demo: we'll show you how amuseapp guarantees an inclusive experience, with independence and safety.
