we mix physical and virtual
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Humans have many senses. They are diverse. They are made to connect with other humans.
The future of communication does not start with technology. It starts with understanding problems.
Sharing. Learning from each other. Touch. Experiencing. Understanding. Finding ideas.
We create spaces where ideas can connect.
complex questions
and our answers
How can I turn COMPLEX TOPICS into an attractive experience?
For the newly built German Romanticism Museum, we developed a variety of media solutions to convey complex cultural and historical topics.
How can I INTEGRATE the know-how of my organizationAL SILOS and make THEM SHINE?
For the BASF Creation Center, we developed a work space for design, engineering, and material research that doubles as an event location and meeting place.
How can I create an attractive experience about many complex issues in a small area?
For the the regional doctor's association of Westphalia-Lippe (KVWL) we created a compact showroom for e-health presentations and workshops where almost any eHealth question imaginable can be answered.
How can I CREATE A space for MANY different purposes and target groups?
We designed a multifunctional exhibition space for Fraunhofer IIS. The central location in downtown Nuremberg attracts families, but is also relevant for B2B and B2G talks.
How can i make science communication into aN ATTRACTIVE experience for the science community and their stakeholders?
For the ADA Lovelace Center for Analytics, Data and Applications, we developed a modular furniture system for science communication which integrates digital and physical presentations.
why we work in the middle
COMMUNICATE AND CONNECT
μέσος, meso. greek: the middle.
We operate where disciplines intersect. We moderate. We bring together. Expertise from all fields results in the bigger picture.
From the depths of complexity, relevant simplicity is born.
We work out the core. A new center which enables the next level.
HOW WE DO NEW THINGS
Shaping the future
We have been developing digital high-tech solutions for over 25 years. Again and again our customers have asked us if we can connect things together: Interfaces, APIs, SDKs, protocols. Hightech, Lowtech. Futurism. Retro. How can we create something new?
We have been working on communication tasks for just as long. How can topics be understood? How does trust develop? How does relevance emerge? What is the role of touch? Communication hierarchies, user models, motivational models, interaction theory. How can this be used to better address relevant problems?
We are very interested in using our competencies to address innovative scenarios in all areas.
CO-INNOVATION
We know how to connect people with people, people with things, and things with things.
With this knowledge, we are always interested in innovative scenarios where we can help:
How can we transform our society into a sustainable one? How can we maintain an open, democratic society? How will AI change our life? How can technology be used for social good?
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WHERE WE HELP
START, FINISH AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
We handle projects from first vague ideas to regular operation.
We ask the questions that turn an idea into a concept. We clarify the basics and define variants. We plan, design, coordinate. We program, build, and procure. We buy the stuff you need. We do support.
But its up to you to decide. Sometimes we just jump in somewhere quickly.
Why we believe in real spaces
Digital Interiors at MESO
Why MESO is doing Digital Interiors - an interview with founder Sebastian Oschatz.
Sebastian, why real spaces? As far as the press goes, in the future everything will be in virtual space, won’t it?
Maybe. Currently, there’s no sign of it. Even several years of a global pandemic and sitting alone at home have not been a use case for wearing heavy glasses to immerse yourself in something. Most of the time it's just more convenient to be in the physical space. Immersion might create some extra kick for some 3d-environments, but most use cases are about other things. Getting an abstract overview. Caring about context. Feeling authenticity and relevance. So I firmly believe that real-world encounters will remain important in the future. But that people expect them to be supported by digital media.
But in the future, won’t everything be done with AI?
If films, images, texts and even live video and audio is increasingly produced by AI in the future, it will be important to score with reality. With people. Why am I doing what I do? What drives me? Why should you trust me? Why do things matter? How to create curiosity or compassion? For these kind of exchanges we need real spaces for real people, in which AI will obviously be an important tool.
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Clients who trust in us