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For visitors
- A personal guide available in the browser, with no app to install.
- Open questions and answers built from museum content.
- Language, pace and route adapted to the visit.
- Audio and artwork recognition when available in the route.
Solutions for museums and cultural institutions
An AI guide that improves the visit and helps museums understand their audiences
Atena Heritage gives every visitor answers grounded in museum sources and turns interactions into useful information for curators and managers.
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For experience teams
- Control of sources and centralised content updates.
- A clearer view of visitors’ interests and questions.
- Analytics on visits, languages, artworks and themes.
- A digital experience consistent with the institution’s curatorial voice.
How it works
From sources to the visit in four steps
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The museum prepares its content
Sources, records and materials are uploaded, organised and approved by the museum.
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The visitor enters
A QR code opens the correct route directly in the browser.
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Atena guides the visit
The guide answers free-form questions and adapts the experience to the visitor’s preferences.
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The museum learns
The dashboard gathers aggregate insights that help improve content and welcome.
Capabilities
Tools designed for visits and the people who create them
Conversational guide
Visitors can ask what interests them and receive an answer suited to the context.
QR access
The route opens in the browser, with no app to find or install.
Personalised routes
Time, interests, language and prior knowledge help shape the visit.
Audio and recognition
The guide can read content aloud and match a photograph to an artwork in the catalogue.
Content management
Museum sources remain separated by institution and can be updated.
Dashboard and analytics
The museum can review aggregate data on use, interests and experience quality.
Visitor experience
A visit that starts in a few simple steps
After entering, visitors choose their language, available time and interests. The guide suggests a starting point, welcomes open questions and helps them move to the next stop.
- 1Scan the QR code
- 2Choose a language
- 3Quick personalisation
- 4Free conversation with the guide
- 5Audio and recognition
- 6Next stop
Museum analytics
Interactions become useful signals
The dashboard helps the museum understand how people explore the collection without exposing the guide’s internal technical data.
- Most consulted artworks and rooms
- Recurring interests and questions
- Languages and visit trends
- Content that needs attention
Museums and experiences
A guide for every kind of collection
Atena adapts to museums, temporary exhibitions and themed routes. Each museum has its own space: the guide bases its answers on the content the museum has provided and approved, and shows visitors the sources it used.
Introducing Atena
A route built with the museum
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Institution setup
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Source upload and preparation
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Experience personalisation
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Access generation
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Launch support
Bring Atena to your museum
Tell us about your project. We will help you identify the setup that best fits your collection and visitors.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin
Do visitors need to install an app?
No. Visitors enter through the browser using the QR code linked to the visit.
How are sources managed?
The museum supplies and approves the content used by the guide. Sources remain organised by institution.
Can Atena work in several languages?
Yes. The route supports several languages; content and translations are reviewed with the museum before publication.
Is it suitable for temporary exhibitions?
The setup also supports temporary exhibitions and routes, based on the available content.
What data can the museum review?
The dashboard shows aggregate data on visits, interests, languages, consulted artworks and service quality.
How is a quote prepared?
We start from the size of the route, the available content and the features that are useful to the project.