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Inventing intuitive visitor experiences that inspire curiosity. Our work strives to create a harmony between people, place, content and technology.

Art Processors is an award-winning creative technology company with an international reputation for enhancing visitor experiences. We began with a challenge to the status quo—a novel approach to museum interpretation replacing wall labels with a personalised, location-based interface that puts the visitor at the centre of the experience. From here, Art Processors grew out of hard work, good and ba

d ideas, risk-taking, laughs (usually at our own expense) and the occasional language warnings. We like a challenge and we are always working to find new ways to magnify people’s natural inquisitiveness. More than a decade later we are an international organisation with a diverse staff based in Melbourne, Hobart, Sydney, New York City, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Milwaukee and San Francisco.

26/05/2026

National Reconciliation Week takes place from 27 May to 3 June 2026. These dates recognise two significant milestones in Australia’s reconciliation journey — the successful 1967 Referendum and the High Court’s Mabo decision.

Reconciliation is about building stronger relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians, grounded in respect, understanding, and shared responsibility.

We recognise the enduring impact of Australia’s history on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and acknowledge the importance of continued learning, listening, and meaningful action in advancing reconciliation. While progress has been made, reconciliation is an ongoing journey that calls on all Australians to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable future.

A reconciled Australia is one where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have equitable access to opportunities, outcomes, and self-determination, and where culture, history, and connection to Country are recognised and respected.

At Art Processors & Pladia, we are committed to supporting reconciliation through the work we do and the way we work together.

We are proud to support thetorchvic in bringing Confined 17 (pictured) to life through a digital experience powered by Pladia.

Now open in Melbourne, Australia, Confined 17 showcases the work of 424 First Peoples artists with lived experience of incarceration in Victoria. Across the gallery, 501 artworks explore themes of kinship, healing, ancestral stories and life journeys, spanning both traditional and contemporary practices.

Through the browser-based app, visitors can browse, listen, purchase artworks, and connect more deeply with the stories and themes behind each piece.

If you’re looking for meaningful ways to take action this National Reconciliation Week, we invite you to explore and purchase an artwork from Confined 17 through Pladia or visit the exhibition in person at Glen Eira City Council Gallery, Caulfield.

📸: Installation view, Confined 17, 2026, presented by The Torch at Glen Eira City Council Gallery, Caulfield. Documentation by James Henry.

24/03/2026

Never has it been more important to develop genuinely authentic cultural tourism experiences that better connect people with place. Our full-service experience design offering is here for this.

Authentic storytelling is at the centre of all our design work, including our exciting project with Simon Currant and Associates for the new Chocolate Experience at Cadbury.

Our in-house content design team prioritises deep subject matter research to unearth the big and little heritage stories that matter no w. This informs the concept development for each immersive experience where we think carefully about how the audience will be entertained, the emotions they will feel, how they will learn and connect.

In the coming months we’ll share some more examples as the project progresses.

📸: Art Processors

13/03/2026

We’re very excited to be leading the experience design of Hobart’s new Cadbury Factory Chocolate Experience.

Developed by Simon Currant and Associates in collaboration with Cadbury, the project will transform the Cadbury Factory waterfront parklands at Claremont into the world’s most extraordinary chocolate destination.

The ambitious project will deliver a state-of-the-art tourism experience - blending authentic storytelling, audience participation and chocolate-infused sensory engagement.
Our design approach considers all aspects of the visitor experience to create entertaining environments that deliver quality in audience engagement and venue operations.

Projects like this demonstrate the importance of an integrated design process for tourism attraction development that combines wow-factor experiences with the operational reliability required for high-traffic venues.

📸: Simon Currant & Associates, Cumulus Architects

05/08/2025

Introducing Digital Labels by Pladia 💡

Digital Labels deliver location-specific interpretation to touchscreens throughout your venue—without the overhead of custom apps, vendor lock-in, or bespoke development.

They’re managed through the same system as your mobile guide, so content only needs to be created once. Each screen is linked to a specific Space, automatically displaying the right objects, descriptions, and media in context—no duplicate content or complex setup needed.

✔️ Runs in any modern browser
✔️ Works with your existing hardware
✔️ Supports multilingual content & rich media
✔️ Seamless QR handoff to mobile via Empower 📱

👋 We’re inviting a small group of institutions to join our Digital Labels pilot program. You’ll get early access, direct support, and a discounted license—ideal if you’re exploring touchscreens or have a specific use case in mind.

📩 DM us or email [email protected] to express interest.
🔗 Learn more via the link in bio.

30/07/2025

Immersive audio, instantly accessible 🔊

This year the (MCA) transformed its iconic harbor front into a monumental projection of Vincent Namatjira's King Dingo as part of 2025, blending music, sound effects, and narration with Event Sync.

Event attendees tuned in for an immersive visual and audio projection experience from wherever they were—standing directly under the projection, watching from across the harbor, or tuning in from home.

🎧 Interested in learning more about the collaboration?
🔗 Visit our blog at: pladia.io/blog/king-dingo-at-vivid-sydney

26/06/2025

🎧 Flawless coordination? Consider it gifted.

We’re selecting one team to pilot our new audio system—engineered for lip-sync precision at any scale. Ideal for:
✨ Projection mapping
✨ Drone shows
✨ Fireworks
✨ Digital art
✨ Brand activations

We’re looking for a creative, ambitious project to test it in the field. Help shape where we take Event Sync next.

🚀 Have an event in the works? Apply now to be our pilot partner: [link in bio]

23/06/2025

🎬 Bring your creative vision into perfect sync.

We first built Event Sync for bold partners like the Sydney Opera House, the Bob Dylan Center, Robin Fox, Reko Rennie, and AGB Creative—teams redefining what’s possible with sound, story, and space.

Now, we’ve made that same tech scalable, fast, and ready to deploy:

✨ High-fidelity synced audio with visuals, light shows, and projections
📱 Frictionless delivery straight to visitor devices via browser
⚡️ Available off the shelf

Event Sync is available through Pladia. It’s the same trusted tech—now on your timeline and budget.

🔗 [Link in bio]

18/06/2025

🎧 High-fidelity audio. Perfect sync. No downloads.

From projection mapping to drone shows to large-scale AV installations, Event Sync keeps audio perfectly aligned at any scale.

Built for creative teams, with flexible sync options:
🔹 Manual Mode — perfect for ambient soundscapes or installations where simplicity matters
🔹 UDP — ideal for flexible or improvised triggering across larger sites
🔹 SMPTE LTC — designed for frame-accurate playback in AV productions with tight cues and high precision

Audiences listen on their own devices by scanning a QR code and hitting play. No apps. No lag. Just seamless sound.

🎥 Watch the video to see Event Sync in action. Then chat with the Pladia team to explore what’s possible.

🔗 [Link in bio]

16/06/2025

✨ Beautiful design meets real-world utility. Why choose one?

We built Empower to put your venue in the palm of every visitor’s hand. Now, with our latest features, we’re going even further:

🔴 Audio Access+
60% of visitors don’t bring headphones, so we invented a way for anyone to listen discreetly on their own device - no extra devices, downloads, or logins required.

🟢 Pathways
Visitor friction starts at arrival. That’s why we created landmark-driven, hardware-free, step-by-step directions to objects, amenities, and points of interest. Whether it’s the Mona Lisa or the café, navigation is seamless from the start.

Curious to see more?
📩 DM us or book time with our team.

🔗 [Link in bio]

11/06/2025

👋 Say goodbye to visitor friction. Say hello to Empower.
A modern, frictionless PWA—purpose-built for cultural spaces. 🎨

We know a great visit isn’t just about what’s on display. It’s about the full experience: the art, the stories, the ease of navigation, and how it all connects.

Empower helps institutions deliver that seamlessly—no downloads, devices, or hardware required.

🎥 The video offers a closer look at what Empower can do. If you're exploring new ways to engage visitors, we’d welcome the conversation.

🔗 Learn more at http://pladia.io.

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655 Main Road
Berriedale, TAS
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http://www.artprocessors.net/

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