Academic wall text left visitors intimidated. An AI docent now translates dense research into relatable Singlish chats instantly.
A visual arts institution overseeing the largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art, housed in a restored 64,000 square-meter venue.
Visitors often felt intimidated by austere galleries or confused by academic wall texts that lacked relatable context. Curators struggled to manually...
“It takes effort to make art accessible, engaging, and relevant. That’s where technology comes in. Our innovation initiatives focus on helping visitors experience and connect with art in more intuitive and personal ways.”
Museum of modern and contemporary art from Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
Helped build its AI docent G(ai)le to provide interactive and personalized art experiences.
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