Pretty pictures aren't everything:
Education through interaction

Team Management & RMH MEDIA Co-Founder — Prof. Dr. Sina Mostafawy

Managing Partner

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then interaction makes it possible to experience 1,000 books.

Visual communication is quick and immediate. However, you need someone to tailor your message to your intended target – didactically, aesthetically and technically. What do you want communicate? Which pictures best accompany your message? How do you implement this using technical best practises?

Function follows form – and form should not be left solely to software enigneers. This is why we have specialised design teams and employees with many years of academic teaching experience who keep up with current research and development trends. This transdisciplinary approach is the innovative driving force in our projects – from convincing eye-catchers for your sales force to exceptional digital experiences for your users.

Learning means experiencing at your own pace

Ubiquitous access to interactive media has fundamentally changed how we acquire new information. The primarily static content we used to learn from in the past has been replaced with a plethora of dynamic content forms across a diverse range of media. Information can be interactively experienced at your own pace. This individual engagement with content leads to a deeper understanding of complex matters.

By going beyond visualization and empowering you to experience matters yourself, we foster a spirit of discovery – tinkering and self-guided exploration lead to genuine understanding and surprising conclusions.

3D Visualisation

Use Case AR

RMH MEDIA develops "The Glass Woman" for German Röntgen Museum

To understand things or make them understandable, to enable new insights or to make hidden things visible, you need to create certainty by modelling them.

Use Case 3D

Making presbyopia experiencable – or: How to visualize vision?

Different people experience sensory impressions like hearing, feeling and seeing very differently. Do we perceive sound in the same way? Why do some people always feel cold? And do we all see the same colors?

Use Case VR

Small effort, brilliant effect - or: How RMH MEDIA makes complex things easily accessible in customer meetings.

The example of a small plastic pyramid shows us how important the right idea is at the right moment. When placed on a smartphone or tablet screen, it turns into a simple and surprising 3D presentation aid – for extraordinary moments in customer meetings and to make complex subjects easier to understand.

Use Case VR | CAVE

VR/CAVE – RMH MEDIA makes Bundeswehr (German armed forces) workspaces experienceable with all senses.

What does the job of a Bundeswehr specialist nurse entail – and what does it feel like? Tangible work experiences in a virtual space allow visitors to get a “feel” for the job on a whole new level, especially compared to a simple job description. That's why we produced a set of elaborate virtual workspaces for Bundeswehr Personnel Management (BAPersBw).

Use Case VR

RMH MEDIA supports university study on wine taste with virtual environments:

How do you determine whether the location you drink wine at impacts your wine experience or even its taste? The answer: with a virtual wine cellar. So we developed a virtual wine cellar and other virtual environments for a university study.

Interactive 3D Visualisation

Diözesanmuseum Paderborn – Interactive exhibition concepts

Diözesanmuseum Paderborn and RMH MEDIA have been working in close cooperation for years. As digital partner, we support the museum with conceptualizing and implementing unique and interactive applications.

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Seeing is believing...

...but to really understand something you need to experience it. Don't just passively consume information, but experience it interactively at your own pace – as fast as your fingers want to scroll! Aesthetically sophisticated storytelling sparks your spirit of discovery and leaves lasting impressions.

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