ENHANCING THE CULTURAL EXPERIENCE FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

With Virtuoz, you create a real link with the spectator, the visitor. It's the starting point for a unique experience, whether alone or accompanied.

ENRICHED WELCOME

Virtuoz makes it easier to welcome visually impaired visitors, enabling them to immediately understand the environment in which they will be moving.

ADAPTED ITINERARIES

Virtuoz can be easily integrated into a mediation program adapted for the visually impaired and blind.

SPECIFIC CONTENT

Virtuoz makes it possible to integrate specific content such as audiodescription, soundscapes, etc...

Visitor areas and services :

All visitor areas and services are identified and enhanced with practical voice information. Knowledge of these elements enables visitors to move from a passive visit to a truly active experience.

Adapted itineraries :

A clear understanding of the environment and its organization brings autonomy, freedom and safety, and considerably reduces the mental load. Visually impaired or blind visitors can enjoy their visit at their own pace, according to their needs and desires.

Enriched content :

To simplify the experience, mediation elements such as audiodescription of works of art and soundscapes can be integrated into Virtuoz.

Equity:

In addition to increasing the potential number of visitors, you promote equity for universal access to culture.

Where to install Virtuoz in a cultural venue?

• Virtuoz Large Model is located at the entrance to the site, to give you an overview and help you understand the structure of the venue.
• Depending on the size of the site, several Virtuoz Grand Format can be positioned at different strategic points along the tour.
• Virtuoz Mini is available for visually impaired visitors at the reception desk.

TESTIMONIALS

Hervé, visually impaired: "Virtuoz is the way you welcome people. As soon as there's a Virtuoz, people dare to come into the place. They know there's a machine, they're going to be able to have a performance, and that's already a gift."

Thibault, blind: "If I come to a show on my own, it's great just to be able to understand how the building is laid out, and it doesn't take up a lot of time. There are no worries about being independent."

Pédro Emmanuel, visually impaired: "Having the help of Virtuoz, it's knowing that you have this independence and it just makes you feel comfortable, actually, to be able to move around the buildings."