WHAT'S NEW

Trivium is proud to announce that the ELC project has won the NAI Interpretive Media Awards!

Trivium is thrilled to ‘launch’ the new RS-25 engine “inspection station” interactive at Space Center Houston. Located inside the Space Center’s Mission Mars exhibit, the interactive employs an augmented reality interface, activated by a joystick, inviting visitors to “inspect” the engine and identify its parts. The experience culminates in a light show on the actual engine, bringing this engineering feat to life.

The Lockkeeper's House on the National Mall is now open to the public! Trivium is so happy to have worked with the National Park Service on #AmericasFrontYard! We created an immersive film experience and interactive tablets that tell the story of the National Mall. Being projected onto the stone wall, the film engages visitors to learn more about the history of this house and its role in the story of Washington DC. Thank you to our fantastic teammates The PRD Group, Electrosonic, EXPLUS, Available Light, Barbizon Lighting Company, and Wilcox Electric. It was truly a group effort that made this a reality. Be sure to visit the historic Lockkeeper’s House next time when you’re in DC!

#IfThenSheCan - The exhibition is a collaboration between If/Then and the Smithsonian. The 120 life-sized sculptures of female leaders in STEM are now being displayed around the Smithsonian Castle and Arts and Industries Building, the National Mall at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, and the National Air and Space Museum. Trivium is honored to have created a 3D virtual tour and a short film for the collection during its time at Dallas’s NorthPark Center, and we are continuing to work on documenting this collection around the Smithsonian.

Our new Pre Show designed and produced for the Boston Museum of Science’s Mugar Omni Theater just opened! This unique experience surrounds visitors with the Omni eye, a larger-than-life CGI eyeball. Expansive, immersive, visually engaging — the eye takes visitors on a journey showcasing the full spectrum of science, life, and culture. Trivium collaborated with Available Light and Port Lighting on this incredible project!

The Montgomery County Environmental Learning Center provides an up-close look at the solid waste management system and encourages in-person visitors to learn more about everyday sustainable practices. Trivium aimed to create a similar experience online, providing games, videos and interactive learning experiences to bring the importance of sustainability right into their own homes or classrooms. Not only does the website contain activities for elementary and middle school students, but also a virtual tour guided by the ELC’s beloved mascot, Curby the Cardinal. Click "Tour the ELC" to explore the virtual tour, participate in online games and watch short videos to learn more about our environment!

The Eagle Passage at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park has been nationally recognized with top honors in the 2021 Exhibit Award category from the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA). In this exhibit, Trivium worked with CREO to develop an interactive that encourages visitors to take action for nature. The unique outdoor touchscreens allow visitors to explore how it was through community activism that the Bald Eagle was brought back from the brink of extinction. The interactive encourage visitors to select from a series of actions that they can take in their daily life to make a difference.

Adding to our previous work for the #IfThenSheCan website, Trivium created a film utilizing drone footage of the exhibit, both indoors and outdoors, as well as creating a virtual tour of the experience that will live on even after the exhibit closes that will create a legacy of contemporary female STEM professionals and role models. The virtual tour is available on the website below.

The newest exhibition "Governors of Arkansas" is now open to public at the Old State House Museum. Trivium collaborated with Healy Kohler and Explus on this project.

Trivium Interactive and Capitol Museum Services collaborate on New York Power Authority’s newest visitor center.

Governor Cuomo announces the opening of the new John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone in Utica, NY.

Over the long COVID winter, Trivium created our first product: “Connected Story Interactive” (affectionately known as CSI). It is now running in three museums with different content and graphics for each. We wanted to make something that showcases collections and is not simply “push a button, see some text or video.” Time for a fresh approach! This proved to be challenging and we went down a few wrong roads, learning and then reversing course. We settled on programming it in 3d space, highlighting a series of stories that each then connect to limitless interconnected content points. The dynamic program pulls from a fully updatable CMS (each client has their own). On the interface, the visitor zooms in and out and spins the world in 3 dimensions where they can see what is connected to what and dig deeper into each content module. Our team certainly pushed some boundaries and we are very happy with the results.

Trivium’s “Texas Map” interactive at The Sue S. Bancroft Women’s Leadership Hall at Texas Woman’s University won Gold at the Texas Association of Museums Annual Meeting.

I don't know what I'm doing! OK - not totally true. But, sometimes I don't have all the answers, and that's just fine. (At least I think so...)