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The finest software platforms
February 06, 2020 Famcom visualise, design and develop the finest software platforms, products and services. Working closely with our clients, our dedicated team has the ability to provide the best solutions in the industry, accomplishing goals and results that exceed your expectations. Don’t just take our word for it – have a browse through some of our client … Continue reading “The finest software platforms”
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The Secret Tech Problem at Modern Art Museums
February 05, 2020 An interesting read on some of the tech problems facing modern art museums – in particular the section concerning the preservation of digital art and the software used as part of installations and exhibitions. As the technology used to create art evolves it makes sense that the methods used to preserve this art does too, … Continue reading “The Secret Tech Problem at Modern Art Museums”
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Hashtag Trending - Automation predictions for 2020
February 03, 2020 As we come to the end of the first month of a new decade, it’s exciting to think where technology might be headed, and the heights to which it could evolve in the next ten years. Technologies based on automation and AI might stir up unease for some, but they’re showing no signs of slowing … Continue reading “Hashtag Trending – Automation predictions for 2020”
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mNet helps drive engagement, clicks and sales for museums
January 31, 2020 mNet helps drive engagement, clicks and sales for museums using a complete and automated system developed by Famcom. With our user-friendly dashboard you can track sales and oversee your daily business simply and clearly. To find out more or book a free, no-obligation demo get in touch: http://mnet.solutions/
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Reality check: is VR set to revolutionise museums?
January 29, 2020 How is Virtual Reality affecting museums? With the release of the Louvre’s ‘Mona Lisa: Beyond the Glass’ VR experience, art lovers with their own VR headsets now have the opportunity to download the experience at home, and the museum has the option to share the experience in other locations (and not necessarily museums). What questions … Continue reading “Reality check: is VR set to revolutionise museums?”
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RIT/NTID-developed app enhances accessibility for museum vis..
January 24, 2020 A new app MUSEAI is leading the way in making visits a more accessible experience for all visitors to a museum. Debuting at the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, the app provides information in written and video/audio format for the public on specific pieces of art, allowing visitors to have their own … Continue reading “RIT/NTID-developed app enhances accessibility for museum visitors on self-guided tours”
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What we do
January 23, 2020 If you’ve got a great idea for a software development project we’d love to hear it. At Fancom, we can help you build it and get it to market – and fast! We’re experienced in sourcing the very best of software engineering and management talent to meet your needs. And working with your feedback, our … Continue reading “What we do”
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Important facts about automation
January 22, 2020 When most people think of automation, they tend to associate it with repetitive, ‘mechanical’ or ‘robotic’ tasks. However, the technology is a lot more sophisticated than you might realise, and not all automation is physical! Five important facts about automation: https://tek.io/34U5wtj
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How This Museum Keeps the Oldest Functioning Computer Runnin..
January 17, 2020 The National Museum of Computing blends new technology with old in order to keep their exhibits of some of the earliest computers running smoothly. Using PRTG, a round-the-clock monitoring software, the staff can keep track of the status of their exhibits and the conditions of the rooms, ensuring the smooth running and longevity of these … Continue reading “How This Museum Keeps the Oldest Functioning Computer Running”
