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Artistic freedom.
Operational stability.
Skape is a digital platform for audiovisual experiences — offering the freedom creators need and the assurance organizations require.
With Skape, you can analyze locations, create content, and publish your work.
Experiences created with Skape can respond to:
Visitor movement. Let the experience respond to where you go and how you move.
Other visitors moving. Respond to where other people go — and let their movement change what happens for you.
Changing surroundings. Let weather, temperature or other conditions shape the experience.
Time and date. Let the experience respond to the hour, day, date, or season.
Connected data. Let information from other services or systems shape what happens in the experience.
What someone says. Let an answer, a question or a wish in a conversation with an AI character decide what happens next.
The journey so far. Respond to where someone has been and what they've already experienced.
Which in turn controls…
Layers of sound. Blend between perfectly synchronized audio stems, bringing individual layers forward or letting them fade away.
Light and atmosphere. Change lighting, colour or intensity through connected lighting systems.
Connected devices. Send signals to external systems, installations or other media.
Live audio. Bring sound into the experience in real time, from a microphone, performer, or other live source.
AI conversation. Let an AI character speak and reply in real time — and what it hears becomes something the experience can respond to.
Screens. Switch, blend or transform images and video in response to what's happening.
Spatial audio. Create immersive 3D soundscapes where audio has a position, direction and distance around the listener.
For an immersive experience, the technology must work flawlessly.
Skape gives you the freedom to create experiences — without getting trapped in fragile custom solutions, unclear operations, or technology that becomes difficult to own and manage over time.
