TerraNova Spatial helps museums and audiovisual creators plan, test and license immersive experiences that work in real cultural spaces. Museum Studio, Creator SDK and the Compatibility Passport keep room fit, access needs, rights information and staff instructions in one practical package.
When an immersive work moves to another museum, the same questions come back: will it fit the room, who can use it, what rights are cleared, how do staff run it, and what happens if something goes wrong? TerraNova keeps these answers in one Compatibility Passport, so teams do not have to start again each time.
TerraNova helps teams understand the room, place media, check access and rights, and prepare a clear package that staff can run. When the work travels to another site, the team starts from a tested setup, not a blank page.
Museum Studio
Creator SDK
Live · shared visit
TerraNova connects spatial technology with cultural storytelling. It helps museums and audiovisual creators use real venues, media assets and visitor routes to prepare immersive experiences that can be reused in other places. It can work with venue scans, 3D captures and WebXR-ready delivery.
A guided editor for museum and cultural teams. Import the room, place media, define visitor versions and access layers, check the setup and export an experience that staff can run with confidence.
For artists, studios and audiovisual creators. Link story moments to spatial zones, interaction choices, access needs and rights information, then prepare the work for use in museum and cultural venues.
Each experience travels with a clear record: room fit, device needs, access layers, rights status and staff guidance. Green, amber or red before the team commits to deployment.
From heritage scans and photogrammetry to assisted scene setup, TerraNova helps teams turn cultural spaces and digital material into shared, supervised museum sessions.
The challenge is not only showing a digital world. It is helping a family, a school group or multilingual visitors stay together in the same experience, while staff can guide the visit and keep things under control.
Teams can load scenes, guide transitions, check devices and support visitor comfort from a clear control point.
Captions, audio description, low-motion modes and educator notes can be prepared for different visitor groups.
The Compatibility Passport keeps room fit, rights status, access needs, staff notes and second-site checks together.
One prepared package can support WebXR, compatible headsets or browser-based AR, depending on the venue setup.
A simple onboarding path, from bringing in the venue to running the first supervised visitor session.
Bring in a SCENE capture, photogrammetry model, floor plan or hand-modelled room. Studio helps define the usable space.
Add testimonies, film clips, 3D objects, captions, audio layers and access routes onto the visitor plan.
Room fit, access needs, rights status, device setup and staff readiness are marked green, amber or red before deployment.
Staff open the session, visitors join, and the group experiences the same scene together in the same room.
We are onboarding a small first group of museums, museum networks, XR studios and audiovisual creators. Bring an existing work, a room or a cultural brief — and see how it can become a portable, rights-aware immersive package for real venues.