Together with PIT, CAVI has created a smartphone system enriching your visit at Aarhus Mini Maker Faire.

On 23 April 2014, Rabih Azad-Ahmad, Chairman of The Culture Committee of the Municipality of Aarhus, paid CAVI an insightful visit.

Together with CAVI and PIT, Visiolink has developed a system that automatically reformats the newspaper’s content into tablet format.

Beginning 14 April 2014, CAVI will display an Etruscan Coffin at the Museum of Ancient Art, Aarhus University, incorporating advanced 3D projection. The installation will be part of a larger exhibition focusing on the Etruscan traditions of the transition from the land of the living to the land of the dead.

This spring, CAVI will display an Etruscan Coffin at the Museum of Ancient Art, Aarhus University, using advanced 3D projection. In the video below, you can catch a glimpse of this collaboration.

From the 13th to the 16th of February, visitors at LEGO World will have the opportunity to experience CAVI’s interactive music installation, "RadarTable", as it is a part of the LEGO event at the Bella Center, Copenhagen.

Are you tired of getting stuck in a traffic jam? By asking the "Drive Now?" app whether it would be a good idea to drive now, you can avoid this. The app is based on real-time traffic sensor input, and attempts to showcase the potential of Open Data.

Everybody loves a challenge. To launch the new research program, Fablab@School.dk, schoolteachers and managers were invited to participate in a three-day workshop that included hands-on-experiments with new technologies, and discussions of how to build future FabLabs

More and more forms of human activity involve digital devices such as cell phones, tablets, desktop computers. However, creative practice in the field of design and architecture still relies on analog materials, such pen and paper, Post-it® notes, and whiteboards. The CIBIS project builds and explores a blended interactive space that spans various digital devices and analog materials.

The Polish city of Wroclaw is designated as one of the two European Capitals of Culture of 2016, the year before the baton is passed to Aarhus. In connection with this, the management of “Wroclow Capital of Culture” visited Aarhus and CAVI to establish a collaboration.