supraGuide DIVA -

Innovative, powerful, ergonomic

Performance where it is needed. The supraGuide DIVA is a powerful media device that has been specially developed for the requirements of the museum and entertainment sector. We have hand-picked all the components on the PCB board down to the antennas to ensure that they meet the highest demands of a media guide.

The centrepiece is an octa-core chipset with sufficient power to display augmented reality and 3D applications smoothly and without interference. The FHD+ display has a resolution of 1080x2340 pixels, impresses with brilliant colours and automatic brightness control for demanding environments.

The powerful battery is ideal for museum use: it easily lasts a day and fully charges overnight so the device is ready for the next user. Smart charging technology ensures the battery has a longer service life than standard batteries.

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made for inspiration

supraGuide DIVA

The supraGuide DIVA media guide is used in museums and visitor attractions around the globe to inspire people. The high-performance media device has numerous innovative features that make it absolutely unique in its class: These include, of course, automatic triggering indoors and outdoors as well as the versatile integration options in the AV architecture of exhibitions: Synchronisation with projections, video, touch tables and interactive elements or the powerful tour guide mode - with AR, surveys, live mixing are just a few of the fantastic possibilities that the supraGuide DIVA has in store for you.

Find out more about the exciting projects with our products and immerse yourself in the world of interactive edutainment.

Two people with media guide supraGuide DIVA with lanyards around their necks and headsets on, looking and smiling at an exhibit behind a glass display, in the STIHL museum.
A man and woman smile as they use supraGuide DIVA, tonwelt's interactive audio guides with headphones and orange cords, during a visit to the Stihl museum. The setting features modern interiors with large windows letting in natural light, and in the foreground is part of a rustic exhibit with a tree trunk and roots. In the background, blurred seating areas and greenery contribute to a cozy, contemporary atmosphere.Person holding the media guide supraGuide DIVA device in their hands while reading an article about a point of interest. The screen displays a map showing the location of the point of interest. The person is at the Reinhard Ernst Museum.A young woman with long red hair is standing in Dokumentationszentrum-Flucht-Vertreibung-Versöhnung in Berlin, wearing tonwelt headphones dBA-5 listening to out media guide supraGuide DIVA and holding a black binder. The binder contains comic-style illustrations and text, which she is closely examining. The scene suggests an interactive exhibition.A close-up image of media guide supraGuide DIVA screen displaying an interface with the German text "Ausstellung erkunden" and "triggerPoint scannen," which translates to "Explore the exhibition" and "scan triggerPoint." The background of the interface is an image of the outside of the museum FLUGT. The media guide supraGuide DIVA is positioned near a black surface with a glowing red icon of a person inside a circle, labeled "Selma". The red icon indicates a trigger point for interacting with digital content related to the exhibition.
Two people with media guide supraGuide DIVA with lanyards around their necks and headsets on, looking and smiling at an exhibit behind a glass display, in the STIHL museum.
A man and woman smile as they use supraGuide DIVA, tonwelt's interactive audio guides with headphones and orange cords, during a visit to the Stihl museum. The setting features modern interiors with large windows letting in natural light, and in the foreground is part of a rustic exhibit with a tree trunk and roots. In the background, blurred seating areas and greenery contribute to a cozy, contemporary atmosphere.
Person holding the media guide supraGuide DIVA device in their hands while reading an article about a point of interest. The screen displays a map showing the location of the point of interest. The person is at the Reinhard Ernst Museum.
A young woman with long red hair is standing in Dokumentationszentrum-Flucht-Vertreibung-Versöhnung in Berlin, wearing tonwelt headphones dBA-5 listening to out media guide supraGuide DIVA and holding a black binder. The binder contains comic-style illustrations and text, which she is closely examining. The scene suggests an interactive exhibition.
A close-up image of media guide supraGuide DIVA screen displaying an interface with the German text "Ausstellung erkunden" and "triggerPoint scannen," which translates to "Explore the exhibition" and "scan triggerPoint." The background of the interface is an image of the outside of the museum FLUGT. The media guide supraGuide DIVA is positioned near a black surface with a glowing red icon of a person inside a circle, labeled "Selma". The red icon indicates a trigger point for interacting with digital content related to the exhibition.
Two people with media guide supraGuide DIVA with lanyards around their necks and headsets on, looking and smiling at an exhibit behind a glass display, in the STIHL museum.
A man and woman smile as they use supraGuide DIVA, tonwelt's interactive audio guides with headphones and orange cords, during a visit to the Stihl museum. The setting features modern interiors with large windows letting in natural light, and in the foreground is part of a rustic exhibit with a tree trunk and roots. In the background, blurred seating areas and greenery contribute to a cozy, contemporary atmosphere.
Person holding the media guide supraGuide DIVA device in their hands while reading an article about a point of interest. The screen displays a map showing the location of the point of interest. The person is at the Reinhard Ernst Museum.
A young woman with long red hair is standing in Dokumentationszentrum-Flucht-Vertreibung-Versöhnung in Berlin, wearing tonwelt headphones dBA-5 listening to out media guide supraGuide DIVA and holding a black binder. The binder contains comic-style illustrations and text, which she is closely examining. The scene suggests an interactive exhibition.
A close-up image of media guide supraGuide DIVA screen displaying an interface with the German text "Ausstellung erkunden" and "triggerPoint scannen," which translates to "Explore the exhibition" and "scan triggerPoint." The background of the interface is an image of the outside of the museum FLUGT. The media guide supraGuide DIVA is positioned near a black surface with a glowing red icon of a person inside a circle, labeled "Selma". The red icon indicates a trigger point for interacting with digital content related to the exhibition.

The supraGuide DIVA media guide is used in museums and visitor attractions around the globe to inspire people. The high-performance media device has numerous innovative features that make it absolutely unique in its class: These include, of course, automatic triggering indoors and outdoors as well as the versatile integration options in the AV architecture of exhibitions: Synchronisation with projections, video, touch tables and interactive elements or the powerful tour guide mode - with AR, surveys, live mixing are just a few of the fantastic possibilities that the supraGuide DIVA has in store for you.

Find out more about the exciting projects with our products and immerse yourself in the world of interactive edutainment.

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A person holding a media guide supraGuide DIVA with their arm extended, pointing the screen at a blurred, abstract background of pastel green and pink tones. The supraGuide DIVA screen displays an artwork description of "Helen Frankenthaler, Zarthustra, 1958" along with playback controls, indicating an audiovisual guide. The individual, wearing a blue sweatshirt and a black cap, is likely viewing the artwork at the Reinhard Ernst Museum, a location mentioned in the context of the image, suggesting an interactive exhibit experience. The scene highlights the use of optical triggering with the supraGuide DIVA technology.

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A person holding a media guide supraGuide DIVA with their arm extended, pointing the screen at a blurred, abstract background of pastel green and pink tones. The supraGuide DIVA screen displays an artwork description of "Helen Frankenthaler, Zarthustra, 1958" along with playback controls, indicating an audiovisual guide. The individual, wearing a blue sweatshirt and a black cap, is likely viewing the artwork at the Reinhard Ernst Museum, a location mentioned in the context of the image, suggesting an interactive exhibit experience. The scene highlights the use of optical triggering with the supraGuide DIVA technology.

supraCharger DIVA

deployment & charging sophisticated

The image features a charging station holding 24 Media Guide supraGuide DIVA devices, arranged in two rows of 12 each. The screens on the devices display a charging progress of 75%. Each device has a small indicator light next to it, showing whether it is properly docked. The tonwelt company logo is visible on the front of the charging station, emphasizing the brand. The organized setup, with clear status displays and indicator lights, suggests efficient charging and monitoring of all devices.
The image shows a charging and synchronisation station with multiple supraGuide DIVA media guides lined up in two rows of 12 units. Each supraGuide DIVA has its display on, showing a red and white progress circle indicating ‘75%’ with text underneath that reads ‘Transfer in progress’. Blue lights on the base of each device suggest that the devices are connected and active in the process of charging or transferring data. The clean and tidy design of the devices reflects an efficient technological environment, probably used for the simultaneous management and updating of several devices in a professional or educational environment. On the front of the supraCharger DIVA you can see the company's tonwelt logo, and next to each device there is a light indicating whether the device is correctly positioned.
The picture shows a charging and synchronisation station with several mediaGuide supraGuide DIVAs arranged in two rows. The screens of the phones show a percentage of ‘75%’ and several icons: on one, a pink human figure, and on another, a group of green figures, suggesting different configurations or roles. At the bottom of the screens, ‘DE,’ indicating the language (German), is displayed, along with a microphone icon and a number of connected persons or participants, ‘1’ and ‘97’. The supraCharger DIVA station has blue LED lights on the base, indicating that the devices are active and possibly in the process of charging and transmitting data.

The supraCharger is an intelligent charging station for safe charging and storage of the supraGuide DIVA. Each charger has 12 charging slots and, of course, integrated overload protection.

LEDs show the charging status and the data connection, providing reliable information about the status of the devices. Several chargers can be connected to form a single unit.

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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.

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A woman wearing the headphones supraGuide SPHERIC from tonwelt, she is wearing an orange blouse and stands in the Victoria & Albert Museum, gazing at two large, side-by-side digital screens displaying a vibrant, abstract image. The screens show a figure in a red dress standing with arms outstretched, surrounded by swirling, bright colors and white patterns resembling water or light. The scene creates a sense of immersion, with the woman's attentive posture suggesting she is engaged in an audio-visual experience related to the artwork. The background is softly lit, adding to the contemplative atmosphere.
Two young boys sit on a wooden bench in a museum, both wearing the dBA-5 headphones and focused on handheld the tonwelt audio guides. The boy on the left sits cross-legged, while the boy on the right has his feet dangling from the bench. They are listening intently, likely to an audio tour, as they face a wall adorned with ancient stone sculptures depicting classical figures in relief. The scene combines modern technology with ancient art, highlighting an educational and immersive museum experience.Three women take a tour using tonwelt's ECO audioGuides. The woman in the foreground, wearing a flat cap, scarf and headphones, looks intently at her device. Behind her, another woman, wearing a black jacket and combing her hair in the wind, also holds an audio guide while leaning against a wooden pole marked with an audio guide symbol. The third woman, dressed in a beige sweater, cap and glasses, smiles as she interacts with the group. The location is Giant's Causeway, a World Heritage Site in Bushmills, Ireland. Grassy cliffs, the ocean and a cloudy sky can be seen.A museum exhibit panel titled "Ideological Foundations" displayed in both German and English, accompanied by historical documents and map from World War II era. The white circle with headphones inside shows there is audio content that can be triggered with an audio guide device, this is part of the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung.A woman sits at a white outdoor table with benches in a grassy area surrounded by trees, with a white rectangular structure that shows 1 + 1 = 3. This woman is enjoying an outdoor experience with our tonwelt audio guide in the FLUGT Refugee Museum of Denmark.
A woman wearing the headphones supraGuide SPHERIC from tonwelt, she is wearing an orange blouse and stands in the Victoria & Albert Museum, gazing at two large, side-by-side digital screens displaying a vibrant, abstract image. The screens show a figure in a red dress standing with arms outstretched, surrounded by swirling, bright colors and white patterns resembling water or light. The scene creates a sense of immersion, with the woman's attentive posture suggesting she is engaged in an audio-visual experience related to the artwork. The background is softly lit, adding to the contemplative atmosphere.
Two young boys sit on a wooden bench in a museum, both wearing the dBA-5 headphones and focused on handheld the tonwelt audio guides. The boy on the left sits cross-legged, while the boy on the right has his feet dangling from the bench. They are listening intently, likely to an audio tour, as they face a wall adorned with ancient stone sculptures depicting classical figures in relief. The scene combines modern technology with ancient art, highlighting an educational and immersive museum experience.
Three women take a tour using tonwelt's ECO audioGuides. The woman in the foreground, wearing a flat cap, scarf and headphones, looks intently at her device. Behind her, another woman, wearing a black jacket and combing her hair in the wind, also holds an audio guide while leaning against a wooden pole marked with an audio guide symbol. The third woman, dressed in a beige sweater, cap and glasses, smiles as she interacts with the group. The location is Giant's Causeway, a World Heritage Site in Bushmills, Ireland. Grassy cliffs, the ocean and a cloudy sky can be seen.
A museum exhibit panel titled "Ideological Foundations" displayed in both German and English, accompanied by historical documents and map from World War II era. The white circle with headphones inside shows there is audio content that can be triggered with an audio guide device, this is part of the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung.
A woman sits at a white outdoor table with benches in a grassy area surrounded by trees, with a white rectangular structure that shows 1 + 1 = 3. This woman is enjoying an outdoor experience with our tonwelt audio guide in the FLUGT Refugee Museum of Denmark.
A woman wearing the headphones supraGuide SPHERIC from tonwelt, she is wearing an orange blouse and stands in the Victoria & Albert Museum, gazing at two large, side-by-side digital screens displaying a vibrant, abstract image. The screens show a figure in a red dress standing with arms outstretched, surrounded by swirling, bright colors and white patterns resembling water or light. The scene creates a sense of immersion, with the woman's attentive posture suggesting she is engaged in an audio-visual experience related to the artwork. The background is softly lit, adding to the contemplative atmosphere.
Two young boys sit on a wooden bench in a museum, both wearing the dBA-5 headphones and focused on handheld the tonwelt audio guides. The boy on the left sits cross-legged, while the boy on the right has his feet dangling from the bench. They are listening intently, likely to an audio tour, as they face a wall adorned with ancient stone sculptures depicting classical figures in relief. The scene combines modern technology with ancient art, highlighting an educational and immersive museum experience.
Three women take a tour using tonwelt's ECO audioGuides. The woman in the foreground, wearing a flat cap, scarf and headphones, looks intently at her device. Behind her, another woman, wearing a black jacket and combing her hair in the wind, also holds an audio guide while leaning against a wooden pole marked with an audio guide symbol. The third woman, dressed in a beige sweater, cap and glasses, smiles as she interacts with the group. The location is Giant's Causeway, a World Heritage Site in Bushmills, Ireland. Grassy cliffs, the ocean and a cloudy sky can be seen.
A museum exhibit panel titled "Ideological Foundations" displayed in both German and English, accompanied by historical documents and map from World War II era. The white circle with headphones inside shows there is audio content that can be triggered with an audio guide device, this is part of the Dokumentationszentrum Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung.
A woman sits at a white outdoor table with benches in a grassy area surrounded by trees, with a white rectangular structure that shows 1 + 1 = 3. This woman is enjoying an outdoor experience with our tonwelt audio guide in the FLUGT Refugee Museum of Denmark.

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.

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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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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

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Related topics:Accessible guiding, AV integration, Digital interpretation, Group guiding, Individual guiding, Indoor navigation, Innovative features, Media guide, Tour guide system, Video guide, Video synchronisation, Visitor experience