Museum-grade audio guides and tour systems
Professional audio guides, tablets, headsets, and tour systems built for daily use that are reliable, capable, easy to manage, and visitor-friendly.
Museum
Musée d'Orsay
Paris, France
Historic Site
Notre-Dame de Paris
Paris, France
Museum
The National Gallery
London, UK
Special Exhibition
Vincent van Gogh Immersive Exhibition
Bratislava, Slovakia
Special Exhibition
Kandinsky: The Music of Colors
Paris, France
Historic Site
Mont Saint-Michel Abbey
Normandy, France
Special Exhibition
Les Fables, Cités Immersives
Paris, France
Special Exhibition
Vikings, L'Odyssée
Nice, France
Museum
Galleria dell'Accademia
Florence, Italy
Historic Site
Lobkowicz Palace
Prague, Czechia
Complete support for audio guide programs: content, hardware, deployment, and service.
- Content production in any language
- Script writing, translation, and studio voiceover via trusted partners.
- Worry-free short and long-term rentals
- All-inclusive kits so you can focus on the experience, not device logistics.
- Long-term rental planning
- We plan devices, replacement units, maintenance, refreshes, and support around your program.
- Remote or on-site setup and training
- We install, test, and hand off a clear operating checklist.
Museum audio guide FAQ
What is a museum audio guide system?
A museum audio guide system combines handheld players or tablets with multilingual commentary and content triggering. Smart Charger charges compatible audio guides and synchronizes content and statistics. Look2Sanitise is a separate UV-C disinfection system.
How long does the battery in a Look2Innovate audio guide last?
Battery life varies by model. Continuous playback ranges from about 30 hours for Twister to more than 60 hours for Mini Trend and Mini Style, and more than 100 hours for Trend and Style. Modular 20-device chargers keep larger fleets charged, organized and ready for updates.
Can audio guides be used by visitors with visual or hearing impairments?
Yes. Look2Innovate audio guides support audio description for blind and low-vision visitors, hearing-loop-compatible output for hearing-aid users, sign-language video on tablet models, and high-contrast tactile keypads. Content can be authored once and delivered across formats.
Is rental right for both temporary and long-term exhibitions?
Rental is the easiest option for both temporary exhibitions and long-term, worry-free operations. It can include devices, content production, on-site setup, support, replacement units, maintenance, and refresh planning, so your team does not have to manage the hardware lifecycle internally.
What is the difference between an audio guide and a tour guide system?
An audio guide is a self-guided device that triggers commentary by location, letting each visitor walk at their own pace. A tour guide system is a one-to-many radio link where a live guide speaks into a transmitter and a group hears them through wireless receivers, used for walking tours, factory tours, and group museum visits.