Houghton Revisited App - virtual exhibition guide

Wide Eyed Vision enables museums, galleries, and heritage sites to record and digitally present exhibitions and tours of exceptional quality.

Our expertise includes many areas of digitisation, consultancy and delivery across a range of technologies including solutions for web, kiosks and high quality apps.

We have experience working with a wide range of organisations including:

- The Rolling Stones
- The National Trust
- English Heritage
- Historic Royal Palaces
- Houghton Revisited at Houghton Hall

Wide Eyed Vision takes great pride in providing clients with excellent service and products to engage and delight their customers.

News

2016-11-20

RHL World Health Organisation App for womens' Health

Wide Eyed Vision has just completed a large update to the RHL World Health Organisation app with a complete structural overhaul enabling it to also run well on iPads and Android devices. The app - link allows doctors working in remote locations with poor or no network to access a library of resources to help them deal with reproductive health issues.

2016-09-22

Autistic Space Kit goes live

Wide Eyed Vision completes the publication of an app ASK for people with autism to communicate under times of stress. Commissioned by Three Guineas Trust link and ARGH Highland, the app is simple to use and highly customisable allowing users to tailor the app to their specific needs.

2016-06-05

Rolling Stones Exhibitionism app

WideEyedVision was commissioned to create two apps for a world wide exhibition for The Rolling Stones - Exhibitionism . The apps run on kiosks and let users mix The Rolling Stones songs and explore video archive material about studio recordings. The apps have received great critical acclaim ... " mixing desk are nerd-vana for anyone remotely interested in the recording process and are coupled with the chance to "mix" your own Rolling Stones track. It's ridiculously good fun playing around with classic tunes, gleefully messing about with the faders and turning up or turning down the isolated vocals and instruments "

2015-07-15

Internet of Things (IoT) Talk

Tudor gives a talk to iPhone delvelopers showcasing a prototype Apple Watch app that uses iBeacons to track user location and intelligently control Philips Hue lights. The app includes a learning algorithm to avoid any need for settings and simplify user interactions. More here

2014-02-01

Telegraph Travel Guides App

Wide Eyed Vision create multi-guide management code for The Telegraph's latest app - Travel Guides by The Telegraph continuing a long and successful working relationship with Future Platforms. The code not only performs complex layouts of exacting standards but also manages very reliably the ability for users to download guides, and update them as new ones are published.

2013-07-04

Houghton Revisited Reviews

Started getting great reviews for Houghton Revisited museum app. Tudor Jenkins' interview with Culture24.com addresses some issues museums have to face when commissioning an app

2013-06-20

Houghton Revisited App

We have just published the app for Houghton Revisited exhibition of Hermitage Collection Paintings.
See the app on the Apple app store

2013-04-16

St Bartholomews Church panorama for Brighton Council

A stunning panorama of Grade 1 listed St Bartholomews Church has been created for Brighton & Hove Council to aid them with their urban regeneration project of London Road area.

2011-07-12

Media Symposia Digital Strategy

Cyber Security Forum 2011 website created and launched today as part of the ongoing digital strategy for Media Symposia.

2011-04-26

YouBooze talk

Tudor is to give a talk to the Brighton iPhone Creators group about the design and implementation process of the YouBooze cocktail app created by Wide Eyed Vision

Recent Projects

Rolling Stones Exhibitionism Mixer Kiosks

Rolling Stones Exhibitionism Studio Kiosks

Rolling Stones Exhibitionism Mixer (Detail)

Houghton Revisited App

Houghton Revisited App - room detail

Houghton Revisited App - Painting detail