The permanent collection · RB.001 to RB.007

Seven capabilities,
engineered for the floor.

Gallery work below ships the same way: offline-first, bilingual, sealed against the public, and tested like a visitor, not like a demo. Commission one, or hand us the whole gallery.

RB.001

Interactive kiosks & touch software

Bilingual touchscreen experiences designed for standing visitors, gallery light and ten thousand taps a week.

Adaptive quizzes with difficulty ladders, timers, leaderboards and on-screen certificates
Attract loops with generative graphics drawn live from your collection's own palette
Built to shrug off accidental taps and stray touches, tuned on real visitors, not lab tests
English + Hindi by construction; more languages by configuration

RUNS ON · Windows / Android / Linux panels
INPUT · touch-first, on-screen keyboards, no mouse ever

RB.002

Immersive AV & projection

Synchronised film walls, soundscapes and ambient screens that hold a room and recover on their own.

Multi-screen playback bridges with clean loops and no visible seams
Boot-safe after power cuts: the wall comes back by itself, correctly, every time
Calibration for throw, colour and sound-bleed between adjacent rooms

FORMAT · 4K · looped · unattended
CONTROL · scheduled, or triggered by the visit

RB.003

Digital archives & catalogues

Deep-dive browsing for hundreds of objects, films and oral histories, structured so a curator updates content without touching code.

Content-driven systems: the register is data, the app renders it
Missing media degrades to an honest "coming soon", never a broken box
Lights up automatically as files land: no rebuild, no engineer

HANDOVER · curator-editable, documented

RB.004

AI visitor experiences

Guided journeys, adaptive interpretation and multilingual delivery powered by on-device intelligence.

Private by design: no visitor data leaves the building, because nothing is connected to leave through
On-device models sized to the panel: no cloud bill, no outage
Adaptive difficulty and personalised paths through a collection

LANGUAGES · English · हिंदी · extensible
PRIVACY · offline by architecture, not by policy

RB.005

Heritage replicas & 3D printing

Hand-finished interpretations of heritage objects, printed in our own studio for handling collections, retail and outreach.

Design, print and hand finishing, in one studio
Handling copies for education; retail editions for the museum shop
First edition: the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro at hand scale

LINE · Red Banana Replicas
HOW IT'S MADE · interpret · finish · print

RB.006

Install, harden & maintain

Panel installation, kiosk lockdown and honest testing: planted-failure verification, not green-light theatre.

Kiosk sessions locked to the experience: no desktop, no escape, no curious fingers into Windows
Watchdogs that report what happened, never quietly repair over it
Soak-tested: forty simulated visitors per app before we ship, flat memory or it does not go
Remote monitoring over a private network where the venue allows it

UPTIME · on through every gallery hour
OUR RULE · we only trust a test that can actually fail

RB.007

Websites & web apps

Bilingual websites, print-to-online readers and browser games, built and hosted by us.

English and Hindi on every page, with a language toggle (handloomhaat.in)
Printed editions turned into an online reader with search, resumable reading and shareable page links (Museum Mosaic)
three.js games with phone-first quality tiers and a no-GPU fallback (Museum Memory Match)
Searchable article archives: 153 articles with publication and year filters (ashlinmathew.com)

HOSTING · Cloudflare
SEE · Red Banana Tech case studies

Method

How a gallery gets built

Read the room

We start from the curatorial concept: the technology must explain the exhibition, never perform beside it.

Build offline-first

Every experience assumes the worst floor: no network, hard power cuts, endless mashing. It runs anyway.

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Test like a visitor

Suites that tap the glass the way people do, including planted failures, so a passing test actually means something.

Stand by the install

We install, harden and monitor. Opening day is the start of the service, not the end of the contract.

Seven capabilities,engineered for the floor.