Mr.Signal ensures that you are able to offer your customers, visitors and interested parties multimedia content.
The Mr.Signal Base makes a Wi-Fi network available through which you can offer your content.
Your visitors, customers and interested parties connect to this network using their own Smartphone or tablet. Now they can access your video, audio, text, or PDFs at Wi-Fi speed without drawing on the data volume of their mobile network provides.
The encapsulated Wi-Fi network of the Mr.Signal Base not only ensures rapid transfer but also contributes to data protection and your IT security. Because the network is provided independently of your internal infrastructure, your data remain as safe as before.
Updating the content offered by Mr.Signal Bases is easy. Using the interface provided by us, you adapt everything exactly as you have it in mind. We are also happy to assist you.
The data are first stored in our cloud. Only when you are ready will new or changed content be transferred to the respective Base. This means you can already prepare everything for your next exhibition right now.
You edit your content as needed via the Mr.Signal interface and store it in our cloud. From anywhere in the world, intuitively and easily.
Your Mr.Signal Bases are updated and your customers and visitors can access them using their own Smartphones.
Unique requirements, individual solutions.
Mr.Signal created a completely barrier-free for the root cave in the
Hainich National Park. On the approximately 1000 square meters of the
UNESCO world heritage site visitors are now offered a wireless network.
Mr.Signal allows a "standard guide" in German, English, Dutch and
Polish, and also offers sign language as a video tour.
Also on offer: Simple language, for users with learning restriction or
slight dementia as well as lively, visual language for the visually
impaired. In addition, there is also a digital quiz for children.
The goal of Mr.Signal to offer a completely barrier-free media guide was
achieved. 30 robust tablets are available for visitors without their own
smartphone.
Mr.Signal created a mobile Media Guide for Segway Tours in the oldest town of Germany called Trier. Visitors can not only enjoy a quick ride on the Segways but also listen to individually attractive audio samples to the sights like the Porta Nigra or the Roman Bridge. This makes the tour through Trier a real experience.
Technology fascinates people and humans are fascinated by technology. This has not changed since the invention of the wheel until today. And surely this will continue in the future.
As part of start-up funding for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences (OTH Regensburg), Mr.Signal was asked to develop a proof-of-concept and present it at the University.
The new enterprise initiative of the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology launched a trade mission to Israel. Included in the delegation: Mr.Signal
Three late medieval, half-timbered houses where the history of craftsmanship is told in a contemporary fashion. With the Mr.Signal Bases, Mr.Signal locally provides additional information and audiovisual experiences to go with the exhibits.
As its first reference project, Mr.Signal had the opportunity to provide information at the Museum Village Düppel about how life may have been 800 years ago, in the Middle Ages. Here, history is not only for looking at, like in other museums, but for touching, trying out, hearing, smelling, reading and participating. In Düppel you can, for example, experience how the villagers lived and worked: their houses have been reconstructed as accurately as possible, old crafts such as pottery, blacksmithing and foot-powered woodturning are researched and practiced by the staff, and visitors can also try their hand at some of them.
Fansa initiated a highly successful touring exhibition on experimental archaeology, which was shown in more than 30 European museums over a period of 14 years. At the Museum in Oldenburg he was also responsible for other large exhibitions, e.g. on Frederick II and Lawrence of Arabia. Fansa was also the initiator and founder of the European Association for the Promotion of Experimental Archeology and its president until 2008.
The exhibition 'Arrived' by multicultural group 'Migrants in Action' was the concluding event of several integration projects that allowed children with a migration background to deal with their past, present and future in an artistic way.
Mr.Signal managed to get through to the second phase of the Northern Bavarian Business Plan Competition 2016 and, having won 3rd place, is standing on the dais for the first time.
The illustrations by Julia Freisleben are a re-interpretation of the 1904 book 'Peter Pan' by J.M. Barries. The title 'Yes we lost our marbles Welcome to Neverland' alludes to the zeitgeist of her generation: Busybodies, the 'problem children', the creative, the lost and the confused are the ones most likely to find themselves reflected. Freisleben deliberately breaks up the often whimsical and thought-provoking situations in her images through her use of a rather gaudy colour palette.
Women with refugee experiences introduce themselves and their living conditions. In multilingual interviews, the viewer can, behind the portrait of a laughing woman, understand her desires and concerns, and listen to her voice in her native language. Selfies taken by the women complement the image of a strong woman.
In the summer of 1930, the famous Viennese composer Alban Berg (1885-1935) purchased a Model A Ford from the royalties received for his successful Opera "Wozzeck". The "Blue Bird" - as Berg called it lovingly - is now on display right outside the musical instrument collection at the Vienna Museum of Technology. Through the technology provided by Mr. Signal, visitors can experience multimedia content about the composer and the Model A Ford in four languages.
The Mr. Signal Team was one of the few German start-ups to be invited to the GITEX 2016. Gitex is one of the world's largest technology and start-up trade fairs. Visitors from all over the world were amazed by the latest technology trends and selected start ups. For Mr. Signal, the invitation and participation in the trade fair was a further consistent step in the international markets. We are particularly pleased with the great interest in our patented "made in Germany" technology.
If you want to protect nature, you have to develop an awareness first.
National parks are implementing this motto of the founders of natural
reserve. UNESCO gives the title of World Natural Heritage to
institutions because of their uniqueness, authenticity and integrity. We
are very proud to have equipped this National Park with our Mr.Signal
technology. Thus the National Park Wattenmeer not only jumps into the
digital age, but also awareness is aroused by media support on site and
in many languages.
Targeted knowledge transfer creates awareness and consciousness turns
things into good. Especially our nature needs more of this attention in
periods of economic growth.
Exhibition for modeling, model railway, creative design and play
The modell-hobby-spiel is Germany's most popular public fair for the
fields of modeling, model railway, creative design, handwork and play.
Whether it is a board game, creative workshops or the miniature world
around cars, airplanes, ships and railways - an eventful hours of 90,000
square meters are guaranteed.
The International Automobile Exhibition (IAA) in Frankfurt am Main and Hannover is one of the biggest and internationally most important automobile trade fairs in the world alongside the Parisian Autosalon, the Detroit Auto Show, the Geneva Motor Show and the Tokyo Motor Show. All major German manufacturers were represented at the home game in Frankfurt with a booth.
The SPS IPC Drives exhibition in Nuremberg is an international trade
fair for electrical automation, systems & components.
SPS IPC Drives takes place annually at the Nuremberg Exhibition Center.
In 2017, 1,675 exhibitors from 45 countries presented themselves.
We are particularly proud that the Hainich National Park once again
expressed its confidence in us for the realization of a barrier-free
media guide for the new permanent exhibition "Welterbe".
The new Mediaguide for the exhibition World Heritage, analogous to the
"Wurzelhöhe-Mediaguide", offers additional pictures, texts and videos in
abundance. The technology uses the visitor on a tablet to borrow or on
their own mobile phone. The special features: All information has been
prepared in German, Polish, Dutch and English as well as in the variants
"easy to understand", "lively language" (for people with visual
restrictions) and sign language. There is also a digital scavenger hunt
for children, which of course is rewarded with prizes.
Did you know that the Romans had people they didn't like
using voodoo dolls?
There were trial curses, love spells, competition spells or defensive
spells.They created figures made of clay, bronze, lead, wax, wool and
Dough. It was less interested in high quality figures
but only to create a human-like figure.
In the centre of the presentation the Gäubodenmuseum follows, which
besides the urban and cultural-historical developments, especially
also as a supra-regional collecting point for the archaeology of the
Gaeuboden understands, a linear time line. This timeline -
pre- and early history, Roman times, Bajuwaren, city history with
Sacred art and popular piety - corresponds at the same time to the
leading line.
For this we were allowed to create for the Roman exhibition as well as
for "Baiern found" a radio play. Just listen in...
The services and products of Mr.Signal have many applications
Curricula, cafeteria menus, themed events
Product portfolio for download directly at the booth
As a multimedia audio guide or for disability access
Contact us - we will find a solution.
You are the speaker. Mr.Signal is the megaphone.
Contact us nowA young company. With over 90 years of experience.
As an integrator and pioneer, he maximises quality and maintains customer contact
with a legal and strong international business development background he outranges the coverage of Mr. Signal
Founded in 2012, Mr.Signal started, with two employees at first, with the development of the technical architecture and the implementation of the first Mr.Signal Base prototypes. As soon as one year on, the concept was stable enough to register the first patent. And Mr.Signal GbR became Mr.Signal GmbH.
The principle of internet-independent information transfer was maintained and the company focused on developing different individual solutions for the most diverse range of applications.
We are always looking for bright minds in a range of areas.
Are you a customer service representative, software architect or nerd with a desire to work for
an innovative company?
Contact us and become a part of Mr.Signal.
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Mr.Signal GmbH & Co. KG
Represented by Claus Jobst
Amberg 13
94436 Simbach
+ 49 151 16 21 4000
Registry court: Landshut
Registration number: HRA 12063
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DE-81737 München
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