The flame of the Olympic Torch was our inspiration to design the experience. The energy, either generated by the fire, used by the athletes to perform, or the one that comes from the stands, was represented in the expository circuit and in the entire visual display.

The Olympic Museum combined disruptive technologies, attractive content, and relevant ludic attraction in an innovative stand, all to tell the Olympic stories and to show the transformations that were made in Rio.

It took months of research and development to create a project that could measure up to the biggest sporting event in the world.

The use of VR glasses to “fly” over the olympic installations and touristic sites, such as The Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar).

Simulators that allow the visitors to live the experience of being an olympic athlete. The simulations were: 100-meter run that tests the speed compared to a marathonist; rowing capacity; compete in a race on bicycles adapted for the Paralympics.

Built with communication interfaces and digital, intuitive and ludic digital tools. Technology is the means through which we share education and respect values present in the olympic trajectory.

The use of VR glasses to “fly” over the olympic installations and touristic sites, such as The Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar)

A study and research center that could irradiate, through its various technological interfaces, the passion between sport and science.

Several classes: information technology, intraweb infrastructure, graphic production, robotics, IoT, graphic design, web design, graphic computation, video production, photography and others

Tom and Vinícius, the mascots, as robots, to host and direct the visitors

Interactive timeline and interaction with life-size olympic athletes

Viva o Esporte: solutions that allowed the visitors to live their favorite sport

“Body Intelligence”: a solution that compares the bodies among athletes from various sports

Simulators that allow the visitors to live the experience of being an olympic athlete. The simulations were: 100-meter run that tests the speed compared to a marathonist; rowing capacity; compete in a race on bicycles adapted for the Paralympics.

Closing Tunnel: the pictograms and well crafted mirror scenography immerses the visitor in a passionate and transformative atmosphere.