To address this challenge, the museum owners approached Socle Collections, a company specializing in creating virtual exhibitions. The objective was to create a virtual exhibition of the porcelain collection that could be accessible to people all around the world. The aim was to create a unique and immersive experience that could replicate the ambiance of the physical exhibition, while also offering new features that were not available in the physical exhibition.
One of the main challenges that the museum owners faced was how to provide visitors with an interactive experience of the porcelain pieces, allowing them to view and manipulate the artwork from different angles. The museum owners wanted to provide visitors with the ability to zoom in and out of the artwork, view the intricate details, and learn more about each piece through a voiceover.