Services for education, museums, tourism, and public history

Build a digital place people want to explore.

Instructional strategy, panoramic production, multimodal AI, experience design, engineering, accessibility, and analytics—one systems practice for places and subjects that deserve to reach more people.

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A specialist partner

One practice, from source material to a measurable experience.

The strongest immersive projects are simultaneously a learning product, a visual story, an accessibility experience, a technical system, and a public asset. Loren connects those layers so the result is coherent from first source review to long-term hosting.

Immersive learning systems

Source-grounded XR experiences that turn places, collections, field science, and primary sources into active learning.

Instructional strategy and learner journeys
Virtual field trips and discovery missions
AI-assisted narration and accessible modes
Teacher resources, transcripts, and analytics

Museums and digital exhibitions

Custom, self-hosted virtual museums built around the collection, building, brand, and audience—not a generic walkthrough.

High-resolution panoramic capture
Experience and information architecture
Maps, objects, archives, audio, and video
Custom responsive interface engineering

Immersive tourism and wayfinding

Destination systems that connect 360° discovery to maps, local stories, businesses, itineraries, and an in-person visit.

Statewide and regional experience planning
Custom maps, routes, and destination icons
Street View and business-profile connections
Location-aware audio and social media outputs

Accessible experience design

Inclusive interaction planned at the start, with alternatives that preserve the story and visual character of the main experience.

Accessible text-and-image companion modes
Keyboard, screen-reader, and focus design
Reduced-motion and interface controls
Transcripts, image descriptions, and structure

360° and dimensional production

Institutional-grade capture for complex interiors, exhibitions, landscapes, objects, and hard-to-access environments.

Capture planning and on-site production
Panoramic stitching and retouching
Photorealistic 3D and object documentation
Web, social, Street View, and archival outputs

Strategy, modernization, and growth

Specialist help for teams planning a new system, rescuing valuable legacy work, or learning what audiences use.

Technical, content, and experience audits
Legacy restoration and interface redesign
GA4, Tag Manager, and behavior analytics
Search, social, and publishing systems

Where the work can help

Your team may need a full build—or one missing piece.

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“We have a major exhibition and need a digital experience with the same ambition.”
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“We have an important subject but need an immersive K–12 pilot that can be tested and measured.”
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“Our state or destination needs 360° discovery connected to maps, local stories, and an actual visit.”
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“Our existing virtual tour has value, but it needs a modern, accessible interface and a durable home.”

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Selected proof

See the work in the places it was made for.

Explore museum, K–12 science, public-history, tourism, and photorealistic 3D work, then open the live experiences to see how the systems behave.

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Common questions

Starting a conversation

When should a team bring Loren into a project?

Ideally during curriculum, exhibition, tourism, or digital planning, before capture and interface decisions are locked. Loren can also audit, repair, or redesign an existing immersive experience.

Can you work with our exhibit designer, agency, or internal team?

Yes. Engagements can be end-to-end or focused on a specific layer such as panoramic production, experience architecture, accessibility, interface engineering, or technical consulting.

Is the experience hosted by the institution?

It can be. Self-hosted delivery gives institutions long-term control over branding, analytics, content, and maintenance. Hosting requirements are planned around the project.

Can an existing tour be modernized without starting over?

Often, yes. The first step is an audit of the imagery, content, code, analytics, accessibility, and hosting so the most valuable existing work can be preserved.

How is AI used in an educational or museum project?

AI can accelerate narration, transcripts, translations, content variants, teacher materials, and discovery tools. The work begins with reliable sources, is transparent about the technology, and receives human review appropriate to the subject.