Turning a heritage space into a living, interactive biography.
Design philosophy
Preserving the authenticity of Sister Nivedita's residence while enriching every space through carefully integrated interpretive experiences.
Every exhibit is designed to deepen historical understanding through storytelling before introducing technology.
Interactive experiences seamlessly blend with the museum environment, enhancing heritage interpretation while preserving the authenticity of the space.
Signature experiences
01
Turning every page into history
An interactive digital flipbook presents rare manuscripts, photographs and archival collections, allowing visitors to browse Sister Nivedita's literary journey through immersive digital storytelling.
02
A window into the past
Inspired by the traditional bioscope, this immersive portal experience transports visitors into defining moments from Sister Nivedita's life through cinematic storytelling and immersive visual narratives.
03
Stories at your fingertips
Interactive touch kiosks enable visitors to explore Sister Nivedita's life, philosophy, writings and contributions through intuitive multimedia storytelling, creating an engaging self-guided museum experience.
Explore Kiosk
04
Books that begin to speak
An RFID-enabled interactive bookshelf reveals contextual multimedia content as visitors pick up physical books, blending tactile interaction with immersive digital storytelling.
Explore Pick & Place
05
Stories that stay with you
A multilingual QR-enabled mobile audio guide delivers contextual narratives throughout the museum, allowing visitors to explore galleries and exhibits at their own pace.
Explore Weave Companion
06
Meeting Sister Nivedita again
A life-sized digital avatar recreates Sister Nivedita within her study, welcoming visitors through immersive storytelling that introduces her philosophy, vision and lifelong contribution to India.
07
The courtyard remembers
A tablet-based spatial Augmented Reality experience reconstructs defining moments between Swami Vivekananda, Sister Nivedita and her contemporaries within the original courtyard, reconnecting visitors with the site's living history.
Explore Weave XR
08
Murals that reveal their stories
Tablet-based Augmented Reality transforms heritage murals into animated storytelling experiences, revealing pivotal moments from the Ramakrishna–Sarada–Vivekananda movement through layered digital interpretation.
Explore Weave XR
09
Lighting the legacy
A gesture-based interactive experience invites visitors to light virtual diyas through touch-free interaction, creating a symbolic tribute to Sister Nivedita and the spiritual lineage that inspired her journey.
A heritage residence is a difficult brief: the rooms are the exhibit, so anything added has to earn its floor space twice over. Nine interactive experiences went in without moving a wall — the flipbook and the RFID bookshelf sit where books already were, the avatar occupies the study rather than a purpose-built booth, and the AR work leaves the courtyard and the murals untouched when the tablets are put down.
Seven blocks from the library — Flip, Portal, Kiosk, Pick & Place, Canvas — plus Weave XR for the courtyard and mural layers and Weave Companion for the multilingual guide. Content, languages and device management all sit in LoomOS, so the museum's own team updates the writing without coming back to us.
Heritage sites tend to need the same shape: interpretation that reaches a wide range of visitors, in more than one language, without permanent intervention in the fabric. That is a block-library job rather than a bespoke build. Tell us about the space and we will say which blocks fit.
Bring the space and the timeline. We'll tell you which blocks fit and what they cost.
