An interactive exhibition of a new kind, which inaugurates an original way to apprehend the polar fiction.
On the border between literature, comics, and video games, the exhibition is intended for the public libraries, media libraries, exhibitions and festivals.
The consenting visitor is hired as a trainee inspector, with the mission of resolving the investigation following the murder of 26 rue Dampierre.
Armed with a mobile terminal, he receives instructions from Seraphin Limier, his superior and colleagues from the police station to carry out his mission.
At 26 rue Dampierre, a young man is found defenestrated in the early morning. The five occupants of the building, from the caretaker to the little old woman, from the perfect couple to the next-door neighbor, nobody saw anything. Suicide, murder, what happened?
Supporting the inspector Limier in his investigation, the visitor will have to consult the report of the medical examiner, to interrogate the suspects, to pass the housing of the victim with the fine comb ...
The panels of the exhibition represent the places of investigation between which the trainee must circulate.
With a tablet, the visitor browses the panels and through multiple interactive processes (panels / application), it recreates the pieces of the puzzle.
The application interface provides access to a "toolbox" including phone, email, SMS, archive server, camera.
The audio content, texts and videos will guide the visitor to the resolution of the enigma and the identification of the culprit.
Scanning integrated markers, for triggering actions and advancing the unfolding of fiction.
Intervention of the police station team by phone, email or SMS to guide the visitor.
Touch search for clues on the tablet.
Appearance of the characters in augmented reality on the panels, via the tablet.
Consultation of the contents (video, reports etc.) in an "archives" folder
Help function by phone call to the brigadier in charge of the reception.
