‘As part of our major special exhibition ‘Intoxicating. 10,000 years of beer and wine’, we commissioned ArcTron to create several 3D tactile models. The entire process and the result were convincing. The customer service is always friendly and courteous, all agreements were honoured and the tactile models were of very high quality and enriched our exhibition.’

‘The company Arctron has implemented the lighthouse project ‘Geoerlebnispfad’ https://www.scheidegg.de/scheidegger-wasserfaelle/the lighthouse project ‘Geoerlebnispfad’. https://scheidegger-geopfad.de/home/ . There were some major challenges to overcome during the installation. On the geo-experience trail in the Scheidegg waterfalls, the municipality wanted to open a time window on the history of the earth for visitors to Scheidegg and bring history to life using augmented reality. For children and young people in particular, this is a way of acquiring dry knowledge in an emotional, playful and sustainable way by means of visualisation on tablets or mobile phones. A visit to the geotope thus becomes an unforgettable experience in the truest sense of the word. ArcTron has mastered the task of transferring ancient geological facts and data into modern times with flying colours. The employees were extremely committed from day one. Our suggestions and ideas were taken seriously and appreciated, and everything was done to put them into practice. In the event of queries and problems that automatically arise in the course of such a large and demanding project, a specialist was always on hand to offer help and advice Without this
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‘We were looking for a company that could help us with antique replicas for the installation of the new permanent exhibition on the history of the town in Isny Castle. After constructive discussions with ArcTron 3D, the ‘help’ got underway. Thanks to the approval and support of the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart, the fragment of an original camel pelvic bone was measured and digitised in April 2024 using high-resolution close-range photogrammetry and structured light scanners. The original is normally on display in the ‘LegendäreMeisterWerke’ exhibition collection on the cultural history of Württemberg in Stuttgart, so a replica was created for us and elaborately coloured. Visitors can now marvel at the camel bone in the ‘Isny in the Roman Empire’ themed cabinet. Many thanks to ArcTron 3D for the very successful realisation.’

‘We are delighted with the good and uncomplicated cooperation as well as the competent and smooth handling from the scan to the finished tactile model. We are particularly impressed by the precision of the data and the excellent preparation.’

‘The CRL's new ‘Digital Landscape Model’ was presented to the public for the first time at a press conference in Markkleeberg in March 2023. Since then, it has enjoyed great popularity and demand wherever it has been presented. So far, it has been in use for 240 days at 21 events and exhibition venues throughout Germany. Time and again, we also receive interested enquiries from companies and organisations who would like to have this type of data processing and presentation for their region. The realisation of our - sometimes crazy - ideas by our colleagues at ArcTron 3D is professional and creative, and communication is clear and fast. It doesn't get any better than that.’

‘In 2022, ArcTron was commissioned by the Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte to create a full-size 3D print of a statuette of the so-called ‘Schützenlisl’. This porcelain work of art is modelled on what is probably the most famous depiction of a Bavarian waitress: the ‘Schützenlisl’, a painting by Friedrich August Kaulbach. The sculpture was first 3D scanned and then 3D printed in robust hard plastic. The replica served as a tactile model for visitors to the Bavarian exhibition ‘Wirtshaussterben? Wirtshausleben’ (Regensburg, Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte, 30 April to 11 December 2022), especially for the blind and visually impaired. It can currently be admired and ‘understood’ together with its original in the former Aldersbach Monastery, where the exhibition has been on display since May 2023. The Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte was very satisfied with the realisation.’

‘Thanks to ArcTron's professional handling, clear agreements in advance and during the process, and expert expertise during implementation, the museum's project (digital 3D reconstruction and painting of three life-size Roman tomb figures) was completed to our specifications within a very short time and to our complete satisfaction. Many thanks for this!’

‘The exhibition in the Altmühltal Nature Park Information Centre under the roof of the former Notre Dame monastery church presents the natural landscape and culture of the Altmühltal Nature Park on two floors. The Altmühltal Nature Park Information Centre is designed according to the ‘indoor/outdoor principle’. Visitors to the Altmühltal Nature Park Information Centre should be encouraged to discover the nature park after their visit. A multimedia information station was designed in co-operation with ArcTron in order to adapt the exhibition to the requirements of the times and to make greater use of current, interactive and digital communication options. At every stage of the design and realisation phase of the 3D landscape model, the beamer projection and the touch display, the collaboration was reliable and constructive. We would like to thank all Arctron project team members for the successful realisation.’
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‘We have been working successfully with ArcTron since 2019. For the realisation of the interactive landscape models with app designed by ArcTron, the team around Martin Schaich has found good and innovative solutions for the domestic and foreign partners in the project ‘Cisterscapes - cistercian landscapes connecting Europe’. This app makes a significant contribution to visualising the Cisterscapes landscapes as carriers of European cultural heritage.’
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‘Can't be done - doesn't exist. The 3D recording of the first 150 metres in the ‘Windloch’ cave near Engelskirchen, near Cologne, went right up to the pain threshold for people and equipment (and perhaps a little beyond). In our opinion, the result represents a new benchmark in the documentation and visualisation of such narrow and complex cavities - respect!’

The University of Hamburg - Cluster of Excellence ‘Understanding Written Artefacts’ and the Department of Computer Science have commissioned the company ArcTron 3D to carry out the digital conservation of the interior of the church in the Lucklum manor using 3D laser scanning and photogrammetry. This resulted in digital 3D models of the church interior with its sculptural details and a total of 156 historical paintings and 209 inscriptions. The digitisation was carried out with a particular focus on the numerous paintings. ArcTron advised us very competently and realised our special requirements to our complete satisfaction. We would like to thank the friendly and always committed ArcTron team for the very pleasant cooperation and the successful realisation of the project!

"We are very satisfied with the professional cooperation with ArcTron. The result of the Erbes-Büdesheim project is outstanding, and we are very grateful for the successful implementation with the friendly involvement of the various parties involved."
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"We developed this extraordinary project together with ArcTron. Above all, the procedure for coordinating the measurement concept was the cornerstone of the project's success. The 3D data generated was used, among other things, to develop virtual repairs as part of the extremely demanding virtual reconstruction, which serves as the basis for the production and new construction of the planned replica. The extremely high demands on precision and consistency mean that no mistakes or negligence can be forgiven, as the original had to be dismantled after the measurements were taken and is therefore no longer available. The virtual representation therefore corresponds to a high-precision digital copy with all relevant details, which can also be used for scientific purposes if required. Such a demanding project could only succeed thanks to the shared passion, the common, extremely high quality standards and the highly professional execution. Many thanks to ArcTron and everyone involved for the excellent collaboration!"
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