We've figured out how the museum experience can compete with Netflix

We are developing the first mobile guide for museums and galleries that takes full advantage of artificial intelligence. Cabinet of Wonders helps uncover wonders everywhere you go.

Notebookamon, Guardian of Scrolls and Encryption Keys. 18th Dynasty, c. 1330 BC. Sakkara, tomb of a high-ranking priest.

Notebookamon, Guardian of Scrolls and Encryption Keys. 18th Dynasty, c. 1330 BC. Sakkara, tomb of a high-ranking priest.

Portrait of Niccolo di Harmonia. Giovanni da Decibel, 1730, oil on canvas. Galleria Estense, Modena.

Portrait of Niccolo di Harmonia. Giovanni da Decibel, 1730, oil on canvas. Galleria Estense, Modena.

The Kryptonian Hero. Unknown artist of the Classical Era, 4th century BC. Marble torso, Archaeological Museum of Olympia.

The Kryptonian Hero. Unknown artist of the Classical Era, 4th century BC. Marble torso, Archaeological Museum of Olympia.

Oinochoé with a Message from the Virtual Gods Ceramic wine vessel in red-figure style, 6th century BC. Found at Delphi, Pergamonmuseum Collection, Berlin.

Oinochoé with a Message from the Virtual Gods Ceramic wine vessel in red-figure style, 6th century BC. Found at Delphi, Pergamonmuseum Collection, Berlin.

Tondo of Social Recognition. Luca di Like, 1543, Italian majolica. Museo della Ceramica, Orvieto.

Tondo of Social Recognition. Luca di Like, 1543, Italian majolica. Museo della Ceramica, Orvieto.

Index Lolicus. Unknown author, mid-15th century. National Library of Paris.

Index Lolicus. Unknown author, mid-15th century. National Library of Paris.

Jan Neruda Writing a Comment. Unknown artist, plaster modelletto, c. 1880. Collection of the National Gallery in Prague.

Jan Neruda Writing a Comment. Unknown artist, plaster modelletto, c. 1880. Collection of the National Gallery in Prague.

Is the museum an inspiring place for you?

Museums are places where things of dead famous people who have nothing to do with us are displayed.

Katrin, 32, Linz

I'd go and see a museum, but I usually get about a quarter of the way through and it makes me feel like a search balloon.

Gabriele, 40, Berlin

I don't know... I don't have time.

Mikołaj, 38, Krakow

Museums are for tourists, right?

Pavlína, 24, Prague

Sometimes, I even see some ads on the subway. But I don't know. I'd rather watch a movie or go for a walk.

Dominik, 42, Prague

Even the past isn't what it used to be.

Mária, 72, Bratislava

I don't really understand art. So I don't really know what I would do in a gallery.

Harald, 39, Zurich

Every museum can be an inspiring and playful experience

Optical-Mechanical Virtuscope Zukünftige Fabrik Wien, c. 1820. National Museum Collection.

Optical-Mechanical Virtuscope Zukünftige Fabrik Wien, c. 1820. National Museum Collection.

Your personal AI guide to an immersive museum experience

It seamlessly connects broad knowledge from large language models to the theme of the exhibition and the specifics of each display. Whether you're curious about a particular object or the overarching narrative, it provides clear, engaging answers. It speaks all the world’s languages, adjusting its style to ensure it resonates with you. With the ability to be both insightful and humorous, it adapts to your interests, delivering the perfect level of detail to keep you engaged.

Jan Neruda Writing a Comment. Unknown artist, plaster modelletto, c. 1880. Collection of the National Gallery in Prague.

Jan Neruda Writing a Comment. Unknown artist, plaster modelletto, c. 1880. Collection of the National Gallery in Prague.

A Mobile guide tailored to your needs

The Cabinet of Wonders app sets you up with a unique experience at each museum. Using generative AI, computer vision and other advanced technologies, it will offer you a playful and inspiring way to explore

We're working hard. We will launch Cabinet of Wonders in spring 2025

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