Two supraGuide TOUCH devices, one black and one silver, are displayed against a light gradient background. The screens of the devices show works of art: on the black model, Leonardo da Vinci's portrait La Belle Ferronnière; on the silver model, Johannes Vermeer's The Lacemaker. The devices stand out for their colour touch screens and modern design, ideal for interactive museum experiences.Two supraGuide TOUCH devices, one black and one silver, are displayed against a light gradient background. The screens of the devices show works of art: on the black model, Leonardo da Vinci's portrait La Belle Ferronnière; on the silver model, Johannes Vermeer's The Lacemaker. The devices stand out for their colour touch screens and modern design, ideal for interactive museum experiences.

supraGuide TOUCH -

Features at glance

The supraGuide TOUCH impresses with its compact design and wide range of functions. The handy multimedia device fits incredibly well in the hand and feels high-quality and stable due to the fine materials used. Two haptic buttons allow you to adjust the volume. The large display is easy to read even in daylight and impresses with its vivid colour reproduction. The high resolution displays videos and complex graphics such as maps in great detail and is extremely durable.

The supraGuide TOUCH is suitable for all projects in which the guidance through images, slideshows and videos is to be enhanced by media, but where requirements for interfaces such as Bluetooth or WLAN deliberately do not play a role. The supraGuide TOUCH has a speaker optimised for speech with an integrated induction loop.

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supraGuide TOUCH

made to inspire your visitors

The supraGuide TOUCH offers interactive, multimedia guidance for your exhibition. This premium media guide plays audio, videos, and images on a large touchscreen and integrates seamlessly into your AV infrastructure via multiple interfaces. It supports location-based information, automatic triggering, multilingual audio for video projections, interactive maps, and visitor feedback.

The device is easy to use with a virtual keypad for number entry and two front buttons for volume adjustment. Like the supraGuide MULTI, the TOUCH prioritizes sustainability with a durable aluminum body and replaceable components.

A person holds a silver-coloured supraGuide TOUCH device while wearing supraPhones from tonwelt. An interactive 3D map of a circular architectural space is displayed on the device's screen. The device's sleek design and intuitive interface stand out as tools to enrich the experience in museums and exhibitions.
A young woman in a yellow sweater holds a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing headphones. Behind her, a maritime museum exhibit is on display, with model ships and an illuminated domed ceiling. The device displays interactive content on the screen, enhancing the educational experience at the exhibition.Three girls interact with a multimedia installation in a museum. One of them holds a supraGuide TOUCH, holding it close to a triggerPoint in front of a screen showing a video of a boy against a background of lights. Another screen nearby shows a retro ‘Pong’ style digital game. On the left, a display of brightly coloured spheres is visible.A visitor at a museum uses a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing RSF's FREESOUND headphones. The device displays information on screen, and she stands in front of an interactive table with illuminated maps and graphics. In the background, a video is projected on a large screen showing a man in a vineyard.A person holds a supraGuide TOUCH in landscape mode, displaying a screen with a message in Italian that reads: ‘Continuate a giocare. Raccogliete sempre più stelle e migliorate il vostro punteggio, ma anche le vostre conoscenze’. At the bottom of the screen, a marker with the number 900 is displayed. In the background, elements of an exhibition, such as a retro motorbike, can be distinguished.
A person holds a silver-coloured supraGuide TOUCH device while wearing supraPhones from tonwelt. An interactive 3D map of a circular architectural space is displayed on the device's screen. The device's sleek design and intuitive interface stand out as tools to enrich the experience in museums and exhibitions.
A young woman in a yellow sweater holds a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing headphones. Behind her, a maritime museum exhibit is on display, with model ships and an illuminated domed ceiling. The device displays interactive content on the screen, enhancing the educational experience at the exhibition.
Three girls interact with a multimedia installation in a museum. One of them holds a supraGuide TOUCH, holding it close to a triggerPoint in front of a screen showing a video of a boy against a background of lights. Another screen nearby shows a retro ‘Pong’ style digital game. On the left, a display of brightly coloured spheres is visible.
A visitor at a museum uses a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing RSF's FREESOUND headphones. The device displays information on screen, and she stands in front of an interactive table with illuminated maps and graphics. In the background, a video is projected on a large screen showing a man in a vineyard.
A person holds a supraGuide TOUCH in landscape mode, displaying a screen with a message in Italian that reads: ‘Continuate a giocare. Raccogliete sempre più stelle e migliorate il vostro punteggio, ma anche le vostre conoscenze’. At the bottom of the screen, a marker with the number 900 is displayed. In the background, elements of an exhibition, such as a retro motorbike, can be distinguished.
A person holds a silver-coloured supraGuide TOUCH device while wearing supraPhones from tonwelt. An interactive 3D map of a circular architectural space is displayed on the device's screen. The device's sleek design and intuitive interface stand out as tools to enrich the experience in museums and exhibitions.
A young woman in a yellow sweater holds a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing headphones. Behind her, a maritime museum exhibit is on display, with model ships and an illuminated domed ceiling. The device displays interactive content on the screen, enhancing the educational experience at the exhibition.
Three girls interact with a multimedia installation in a museum. One of them holds a supraGuide TOUCH, holding it close to a triggerPoint in front of a screen showing a video of a boy against a background of lights. Another screen nearby shows a retro ‘Pong’ style digital game. On the left, a display of brightly coloured spheres is visible.
A visitor at a museum uses a supraGuide TOUCH while wearing RSF's FREESOUND headphones. The device displays information on screen, and she stands in front of an interactive table with illuminated maps and graphics. In the background, a video is projected on a large screen showing a man in a vineyard.
A person holds a supraGuide TOUCH in landscape mode, displaying a screen with a message in Italian that reads: ‘Continuate a giocare. Raccogliete sempre più stelle e migliorate il vostro punteggio, ma anche le vostre conoscenze’. At the bottom of the screen, a marker with the number 900 is displayed. In the background, elements of an exhibition, such as a retro motorbike, can be distinguished.

The supraGuide TOUCH offers interactive, multimedia guidance for your exhibition. This premium media guide plays audio, videos, and images on a large touchscreen and integrates seamlessly into your AV infrastructure via multiple interfaces. It supports location-based information, automatic triggering, multilingual audio for video projections, interactive maps, and visitor feedback.

The device is easy to use with a virtual keypad for number entry and two front buttons for volume adjustment. Like the supraGuide MULTI, the TOUCH prioritizes sustainability with a durable aluminum body and replaceable components.

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supraCharger TOUCH

deployment & charging sophisticated

A supraCharger TOUCH in the process of charging, with multiple supraGuide TOUCH devices lined up in two rows. The device screens display a user icon and a 75% charge indicator. The supraCharger base includes a touchscreen display with various flags, indicating multilingual configuration options. Green lights on the base indicate that the devices are properly connected and charging.
A supraCharger TOUCH in deployment mode, with multiple supraGuide TOUCH devices arranged in two rows. The device screens show a 75% progress circle and the message ‘Transfer in progress,’ indicating that data transfer is in progress. The supraCharger base includes a touch screen with language icons, highlighting its multilingual capabilities. Green lights on the cradle confirm that the devices are properly connected and synchronising.
A supraCharger TOUCH in management mode, with several supraGuide TOUCH devices arranged in two rows. The device displays show a 75% battery indicator, along with information about the set language (German) and the selected audio channel. The base of the supraCharger TOUCH includes a touchscreen display showing ‘Audioguides’ and ‘Templates’ options, highlighting its customisation and management functionalities. Green lights on the base confirm that the devices are properly connected.

The supraCharger for the supraGuide TOUCH allows up to 20 audio guides to be charged and programmed simultaneously. LEDs indicate the charging status and data connection, providing reliable information about the devices' status.

This intelligent charging and programming station is designed for use in sensitive environments such as museums and meets the highest standards for overheating and short-circuit protection. To safely manage several hundred devices, multiple chargers can also be combined into virtual units.

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Close-up of a supraGuide TOUCH device showing details of the underside. The screen displays an image of a classic sculpture with interaction options such as ‘GET DATA SHEET’ and ‘SCAN’. Below the screen, there is the tonwelt logo and a touch button with an elongated design. On the right, a blue USB port and two headphone jacks highlight its advanced functionality.Close-up of a supraGuide TOUCH device showing details of the underside. The screen displays an image of a classic sculpture with interaction options such as ‘GET DATA SHEET’ and ‘SCAN’. Below the screen, there is the tonwelt logo and a touch button with an elongated design. On the right, a blue USB port and two headphone jacks highlight its advanced functionality.

supraCMS

content management made matured

A Macbook and a media guide supraGuide DIVA are displayed side by side against a plain white background. The laptop is showing a screen from our tonwelt content management system application(supraCMS) with a content management interface, displaying various text fields, editing tools, and a menu on the left side. The supraGuide DIVA screen is playing the song "Bad Guy" from the artist Billie Eilish for the World music video exhibition in Völklinger Hütte. The supraGuide DIVA suggest a seamless integration between content management and media playback.
A Macbook and a media guide supraGuide DIVA are displayed next to each other in a white background. The laptop is showing a screen from our tonwelt content management system application(supraCMS) with a content management interface, displaying a floor plan from a Museum, some parameters, and a menu on the left side. The supraGuide DIVA screen is displaying an interface from the tour selection menu from Museum Reinhard Ernst.
A media guide supraGuide DIVA and a Macbook are displayed next to each other in a white background. The supraGuide DIVA screen is displaying an interface from the language selection menu from Porsche Museum, with 8 different languages and also easy language for kids. The laptop is showing a screen from our tonwelt content management system application(supraCMS) with a content management interface, showing some points of interest and their respective languages and a menu on the left side.
A Macbook, a media guide supraGuide DIVA and an iPhone are displayed next to each other in a white background. The laptop is showing a screen from our tonwelt content management system application(supraCMS) with a content management interface, showing the overview of the Points Of Interest from a Museum where visitors can bring their own devices. The supraGuide DIVA screen is displaying an interface from a Point of interest from Museum Reinhard Ernst, next to it, the iPhone is displaying the same information, so the users can notice how the content is displayed in different devices.
A Macbook and a supraGuide DIVA guide are displayed next to each other on a white background. The Macbook shows a screen of our tonwelt content management system application (supraCMS) with a content management interface, which displays an overview of the statistics of how many people have entered the museum per month and also in which language they use the audio guides. The supraGuide DIVA screen shows an interface to the welcome screen of the STIHL museum.
A Macbook and a media guide supraGuide DIVA are displayed next to each other on a white background. The Macbook shows a screen of our tonwelt content management system application (supraCMS) with a content management interface, which displays an overview of the content of a specific POI, editing tools and a menu on the left side. The supraGuide DIVA screen shows an interface to the same POI that is currently being edited in the supraCMS.
A media guide supraGuide DIVA and a Macbook are displayed next to each other on a white background. The supraGuide DIVA screen shows an interface to the same POI that is currently being edited in the supraCMS, which is a floor plan from the Museum Reinhard Ernst. The Macbook shows a screen of our tonwelt content management system application (supraCMS) with a content management interface, which displays an overview of the floor plan of the same exhibition but different floor, also editing tools and a menu on the left side.
A Macbook, a media guide supraGuide DIVA and an iPhone are displayed next to each other in a white background. The laptop is showing a screen from our tonwelt content managment system aplication(supraCMS) with a content management interface displaying an overview of the ratings from the visitors regarding their experience at the Porsche Museum, with 4 different ratings displayed as stars. The supraGuide DIVA screen is showing the first question of a survey with 3 starts rating from a visitor.

tonwelt supraCMS is the centrepiece of our technology and your visitor tour. This is where you combine media to create exciting, multilingual visitor tours for all visitor groups and design tours that inspire. With digital storytelling, automatic triggering, the synchronisation of audio tracks to video clips on projections, the close integration of guides into the entire visitor journey and the option of integrating external content via web frames as well as the integration of indoor navigation, AR content and the unique scene editor, you can create visitor experiences on a whole new level. Benefit from a variety of innovative functions, such as the integrated visitor survey, live notifications for the guides, maps, tours and navigation options.

No matter which device you choose - audio guide, media guide, native apps or PWA: supraCMS is your central library for all your assets. Update the content of your devices on all platforms and benefit from the possibilities of the most powerful content management system for guided tours on the market.

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Best technology

deserves outstanding content

Technology alone is not enough to convince! It is the interplay of creative content that inspires and informs and that can be staged in a special way using outstanding technology.

As a full-service provider, we offer you consulting, concept and realisation all from a one-stop shop. Enjoy high-quality content with a long lifespan that will inspire your visitors: Through exciting storytelling, outstanding voices, excellent sound quality and creativity that appeals to every visitor group.

contact us for your next project
Inside Völklinger Hütte, an industrial space converted into a museum, several images are projected onto large suspended screens. In the foreground, a standing man in a dark suit watches a projection that mixes a classical painting with contemporary dancers. Other screens show portraits of people and a famous musical group. The floor is covered with tiles in a red and white chequered pattern, and the original industrial pipes of the site are visible in the background.
Two visitors at the Pilsner Urquell Experience, Prague, wear supraGuide SPHERIC headphones while looking at an illuminated relief depicting ancient figures holding beer mugs. The woman on the right, wearing a lilac blouse, points towards the art while conversing with the smiling man next to her. The background includes warm orange lighting that enhances the details of the relief.Two visitors at the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung interact with an exhibition entitled ‘Krieg und Gewalt’ (War and Violence). One of them holds an audio guide device while looking at a text on the wall, while the other listens attentively with headphones and looks at a screen showing a video of a sign language interpreter. In the background, there are historical images and objects related to the subject matter on display. The room has a modern, minimalist design.Scene from the DIVA exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. On the right, an exhibition entitled ‘The Birth of an Art Form’ shows a harpsichord decorated with intricate floral designs, framed by a wooden structure evoking a theatrical stage set. To the left, an illuminated display case highlights a mannequin in bright red costume, evoking opulence and spectacle. The wooden floor contrasts with the dark background panels, while the lighting accentuates the artistic details.Immersive room of the JUST exhibition, where visitors are seated on dark stools while watching immersive projections of pink flower petals covering the walls of the room. The atmosphere is serene, with soft lighting and warm tones that enhance the visual impact of the images. Some people wear masks, reflecting a contemporary setting. The design of the room and the arrangement of the audience emphasise contemplative interaction with the art.
Inside Völklinger Hütte, an industrial space converted into a museum, several images are projected onto large suspended screens. In the foreground, a standing man in a dark suit watches a projection that mixes a classical painting with contemporary dancers. Other screens show portraits of people and a famous musical group. The floor is covered with tiles in a red and white chequered pattern, and the original industrial pipes of the site are visible in the background.
Two visitors at the Pilsner Urquell Experience, Prague, wear supraGuide SPHERIC headphones while looking at an illuminated relief depicting ancient figures holding beer mugs. The woman on the right, wearing a lilac blouse, points towards the art while conversing with the smiling man next to her. The background includes warm orange lighting that enhances the details of the relief.
Two visitors at the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung interact with an exhibition entitled ‘Krieg und Gewalt’ (War and Violence). One of them holds an audio guide device while looking at a text on the wall, while the other listens attentively with headphones and looks at a screen showing a video of a sign language interpreter. In the background, there are historical images and objects related to the subject matter on display. The room has a modern, minimalist design.
Scene from the DIVA exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. On the right, an exhibition entitled ‘The Birth of an Art Form’ shows a harpsichord decorated with intricate floral designs, framed by a wooden structure evoking a theatrical stage set. To the left, an illuminated display case highlights a mannequin in bright red costume, evoking opulence and spectacle. The wooden floor contrasts with the dark background panels, while the lighting accentuates the artistic details.
Immersive room of the JUST exhibition, where visitors are seated on dark stools while watching immersive projections of pink flower petals covering the walls of the room. The atmosphere is serene, with soft lighting and warm tones that enhance the visual impact of the images. Some people wear masks, reflecting a contemporary setting. The design of the room and the arrangement of the audience emphasise contemplative interaction with the art.
Inside Völklinger Hütte, an industrial space converted into a museum, several images are projected onto large suspended screens. In the foreground, a standing man in a dark suit watches a projection that mixes a classical painting with contemporary dancers. Other screens show portraits of people and a famous musical group. The floor is covered with tiles in a red and white chequered pattern, and the original industrial pipes of the site are visible in the background.
Two visitors at the Pilsner Urquell Experience, Prague, wear supraGuide SPHERIC headphones while looking at an illuminated relief depicting ancient figures holding beer mugs. The woman on the right, wearing a lilac blouse, points towards the art while conversing with the smiling man next to her. The background includes warm orange lighting that enhances the details of the relief.
Two visitors at the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung interact with an exhibition entitled ‘Krieg und Gewalt’ (War and Violence). One of them holds an audio guide device while looking at a text on the wall, while the other listens attentively with headphones and looks at a screen showing a video of a sign language interpreter. In the background, there are historical images and objects related to the subject matter on display. The room has a modern, minimalist design.
Scene from the DIVA exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. On the right, an exhibition entitled ‘The Birth of an Art Form’ shows a harpsichord decorated with intricate floral designs, framed by a wooden structure evoking a theatrical stage set. To the left, an illuminated display case highlights a mannequin in bright red costume, evoking opulence and spectacle. The wooden floor contrasts with the dark background panels, while the lighting accentuates the artistic details.
Immersive room of the JUST exhibition, where visitors are seated on dark stools while watching immersive projections of pink flower petals covering the walls of the room. The atmosphere is serene, with soft lighting and warm tones that enhance the visual impact of the images. Some people wear masks, reflecting a contemporary setting. The design of the room and the arrangement of the audience emphasise contemplative interaction with the art.

Technology alone is not enough to convince! It is the interplay of creative content that inspires and informs and that can be staged in a special way using outstanding technology.

As a full-service provider, we offer you consulting, concept and realisation all from a one-stop shop. Enjoy high-quality content with a long lifespan that will inspire your visitors: Through exciting storytelling, outstanding voices, excellent sound quality and creativity that appeals to every visitor group.

read more
contact us for your next project

Oral History – Mayen Beckmann on “The Man in the Dark” by Max Beckmann at the HaF.

Some creatives from 

our studios

Hilti Art Foundation  - New formats in the media guide

Völklinger Hütte  - Exploring A UNESCO World Heritage Journey

Giant's Causeway  - Whispers of Stone: Walking on Basalt Columns

Kunsthalle Hamburger  - Introduction to the tour of French-German Impressionism

Zurich Art Gallery  - Henry Fuseli and the Essence of Dark Romanticism

Butler Gallery Kilkenny  - Creating space for contemporary art in wartime

BHS Corrugated  - Precise production at the Start of the Dry End

Some creatives from 

our studios

Oral History – Mayen Beckmann on “The Man in the Dark” by Max Beckmann at the HaF.

Hilti Art Foundation
New formats in the media guide

Where cultural heritage, industry, art and nature converge in a 7 km trail.

Völklinger Hütte
Exploring A UNESCO World Heritage Journey

The Geological Story of Giants Causeway

Giant's Causeway
Whispers of Stone: Walking on Basalt Columns

Exhibition view of ‘Impressionism – German-French Encounters’ at the Hamburger Kunsthalle.

Kunsthalle Hamburger
Introduction to the tour of French-German Impressionism

Exhibition view of “Wild at heart” at Kunsthaus Zürich

Zurich Art Gallery
Henry Fuseli and the Essence of Dark Romanticism

The Butler Gallery is one of the leading art galleries in Northern Ireland.

Butler Gallery Kilkenny
Creating space for contemporary art in wartime

Clip from the audio-video visitor tour for BHS Corrugated

BHS Corrugated
Precise production at the Start of the Dry End