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Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)
An engaging and immersive visitor experience, that vividly portrays the lives and cultures of the PVTG communities of Odisha
Work / Interactive Kiosk / Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)
Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)
An engaging and immersive visitor experience, that vividly portrays the lives and cultures of the PVTG communities of Odisha
Work / Interactive Kiosk / Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)
Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)
An engaging and immersive visitor experience, that vividly portrays the lives and cultures of the PVTG communities of Odisha
Client
Odisha State Tribal Museum, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Accessible Via
Touch Screen Kiosks
Overview
The Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups or PTG Gallery at the Museum of Tribal Arts and Artefacts, Bhubaneswar presents the visitor with dioramas depicting the life of the 13 PTG communities of Odisha.
Myth Interactives was assigned the project of crafting an engaging and immersive visitor experience, to vividly portrays the lives and cultures of these communities. To this end, each diorama was thoughtfully equipped with a dedicated interactive touch screen kiosks, that would serve as gateways to virtual journeys into the villages, hills, and fields where these remarkable communities reside and toil. These kiosks beckoned visitors to embark on a cultural exploration, delving into the intricacies of the PTG communities, from their distinctive clothing and jewelry to their traditional occupations and deeply rooted religious beliefs. In addition the kiosks also shared with visitors, traditional myths, crafts, music and dance forms while providing insights into the changing lives of these communities.
The kiosks offer visitors a choice of language between Odia, English and Hindi.
Services
- Concept
- Research and Cntent Development
- Media Production
- Motion and Graphic Design
- Software and Hardware Development
- Interaction Design
- Installation and on-site support for hardware
Tags
Artefacts, Bhubaneshwar, English, Hindi, Odia, Odisha, Odisha State Tribal Museum, Odisha's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, OSTM, PTG, Tribal Art
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Client
Odisha State Tribal Museum, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Accessible Via
Touch Screen Kiosks
Overview
The Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups or PTG Gallery at the Museum of Tribal Arts and Artefacts, Bhubaneswar presents the visitor with dioramas depicting the life of the 13 PTG communities of Odisha.
Myth Interactives was assigned the project of crafting an engaging and immersive visitor experience, to vividly portrays the lives and cultures of these communities. To this end, each diorama was thoughtfully equipped with a dedicated interactive touch screen kiosks, that would serve as gateways to virtual journeys into the villages, hills, and fields where these remarkable communities reside and toil. These kiosks beckoned visitors to embark on a cultural exploration, delving into the intricacies of the PTG communities, from their distinctive clothing and jewelry to their traditional occupations and deeply rooted religious beliefs. In addition the kiosks also shared with visitors, traditional myths, crafts, music and dance forms while providing insights into the changing lives of these communities.
The kiosks offer visitors a choice of language between Odia, English and Hindi.
Services
- Concept
- Research and Cntent Development
- Media Production
- Motion and Graphic Design
- Software and Hardware Development
- Interaction Design
- Installation and on-site support for hardware
Tags
Artefacts, Bhubaneshwar, English, Hindi, Odia, Odisha, Odisha State Tribal Museum, Odisha's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, OSTM, PTG, Tribal Art
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Client
Odisha State Tribal Museum, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Accessible Via
Touch Screen Kiosks
Overview
The Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups or PTG Gallery at the Museum of Tribal Arts and Artefacts, Bhubaneswar presents the visitor with dioramas depicting the life of the 13 PTG communities of Odisha.
Myth Interactives was assigned the project of crafting an engaging and immersive visitor experience, to vividly portrays the lives and cultures of these communities. To this end, each diorama was thoughtfully equipped with a dedicated interactive touch screen kiosks, that would serve as gateways to virtual journeys into the villages, hills, and fields where these remarkable communities reside and toil. These kiosks beckoned visitors to embark on a cultural exploration, delving into the intricacies of the PTG communities, from their distinctive clothing and jewelry to their traditional occupations and deeply rooted religious beliefs. In addition the kiosks also shared with visitors, traditional myths, crafts, music and dance forms while providing insights into the changing lives of these communities.
The kiosks offer visitors a choice of language between Odia, English and Hindi.
Services
- Concept
- Research and Cntent Development
- Media Production
- Motion and Graphic Design
- Software and Hardware Development
- Interaction Design
- Installation and on-site support for hardware
Tags
Artefacts, Bhubaneshwar, English, Hindi, Odia, Odisha, Odisha State Tribal Museum, Odisha's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, OSTM, PTG, Tribal Art
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Appreciation
“A place worth visiting. An excellent collection of tribal costumes, instruments, paintings and to get acquainted with tribal culture.The audio visual program [Interactive Kiosks] in each enclosure are an excellent example of what every museum should have.”
– mindedifiers, Noida
Visitor, Odisha State Tribal Museum
Appreciation
“A place worth visiting. An excellent collection of tribal costumes, instruments, paintings and to get acquainted with tribal culture.The audio visual program [Interactive Kiosks] in each enclosure are an excellent example of what every museum should have.”
– mindedifiers, Noida
Visitor, Odisha State Tribal Museum
Appreciation
“A place worth visiting. An excellent collection of tribal costumes, instruments, paintings and to get acquainted with tribal culture.The audio visual program [Interactive Kiosks] in each enclosure are an excellent example of what every museum should have.”
– mindedifiers, Noida
Visitor, Odisha State Tribal Museum
