INTERACTIVITY - MUSEUM - R&D - STUDY
Jan 26, 2022What is the impact of inclusive engagement on the general public?
A study by MUXXE – sister company of Tactile Studio specializing in the observation of the public in cultural places – contains the key findings from observing 743 visitors taking the sensory trail at the Pavillon de l’Horloge of the Musée du Louvre.
![Visitors discover the sensory trail of the Pavillon de L'Horloge at the Louvre - © MUXXE](https://tactilestudio.co/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2022/01/inclusive-mediation-tactile-station-museum-study-visitors-muxxe-ocim-2.gif)
Observing the use of the 16 inclusive stations
This space, dedicated to the functional and architectural evolution of the palace which has become a museum, has 16 inclusive devices designed by Tactile Studio.
MUXXE wanted to know what kind of relationship the wider public had with inclusive stations originally designed for partially-sighted and blind visitors, and if this changed their visitor experience.
![Data collected by MUXXE, following the study at the Pavillon de L'Horloge of the Louvre - © MUXXE](https://tactilestudio.co/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2022/01/inclusive-mediation-tactile-station-museum-study-visitors-muxxe-ocim-3.gif)
Discover the 5 findings of the study now
◉ Finding #1 – Conversation: A tactile station generates conversation
◉ Finding #2 – Attention: Inclusive devices get everyone’s attention
◉ Finding #3 – Touch: An inclusive station is touched by all types of visitors
◉ Finding #4 – Interactivity: Visitors are looking for interactivity
◉ Finding #5 – Curiosity: Visitors are curious about the devices
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* Study conducted at the Louvre in summer 2019.
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