Challenge

The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork, known for its rich collections related to the history of astronomy, faced the challenge of introducing modern technologies to its offer. The goal was to engage visitors through an interactive form of education that would not only make the exhibition more attractive, but also bring to life the figure of Copernicus himself, making his achievements more accessible to younger audiences and international guests.

Solution

The Ledholo MatrixX 1.3NC.72 holographic display was used, combined with advanced DEEPFAKE technology. The Ledholo Holar Studio team developed a 3D holographic animation of Nicolaus Copernicus, who talks about his discoveries in a realistic way. Thanks to artificial intelligence, it was possible to reproduce the facial expressions, gestures and voice of Copernicus, as well as to conduct speeches in any language. The hologram presents a heliocentric model, while engaging viewers in an interactive way through programmed answers to questions.

Result

The holographic figure of Nicolaus Copernicus aroused great interest among visitors. Thanks to the unique combination of DEEPFAKE technology and holography, the Museum has become even more attractive to tourists from Poland and abroad. Interactive Copernicus not only educates, but also inspires, being an example of how modern technology can bring history to life. The innovative solution attracted new guests and strengthened the image of the museum as a facility combining tradition with the future.