When exhibition venues and museums offer audio guides, they want to be able to provide all visitors with a sufficient number of fully charged devices at all times. That's why we have designed and built a charging station that can be used easily and flexibly in day-to-day exhibition operations.

The charging station is equipped with USB-C ports and holders for up to fifty devices, with the dimensions optimised for the current ‘most practical standard’ – namely the iPhone 16e. The newly developed case is equipped with a guide button, ensuring that the audio devices fit perfectly into the U-shaped holders on the charging station. On request, the charging station can also be redesigned for other mobile devices.

We have just delivered six charging stations, each equipped with fifty devices, to the Museum Aargau, which will use them to optimise the operation of its existing audio guide system. Now, up to three hundred visitors to Hallwyl Castle, the Vindonissa Museum and the Vindonissa Legionary Trail can be equipped with an audio guide at the same time, and these devices can then be quickly recharged and safely stored in the new charging stations. If the devices need to be collected for maintenance purposes, two of the six stackable charging stations can be placed on a special trolley, where they are held securely in place.

The charging stations can serve as an easy-to-use platform for audio guides in a variety of settings. At the Museum Aargau, they enable the seamless continuation of an existing audio guide service. In other settings, they could form the basis for the operation of our PX Solutions or AX Solutions.

To find the best solution for your purposes, please contact our Head of Creative Engineering Oliver Schwendemann!