Interactive navigation for the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library

Objective: to deploy the most advanced system for interactive navigation in one of the most modern libraries in the world.

In 2007, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to establish the Presidential Library. The new library had to be the one of the most modern electronic libraries in the world.

The library got a lot of technological innovations: interactive exhibition and electronic reading rooms, a multimedia conferencing system, etc.

For visitors convenience, inside the renovated building of the Synod, was installed the interactive way-finding system Directorix™.

With Directorix™ you can quickly navigate inside the building, browse a photo gallery of the most interesting places in the library.

May 27, 2009, in the Library Day, the president of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, inaugurated a new Presidential Library on behalf of Boris Yeltsin, praising its technical equipment and application of innovative technologies.

"Creating such a significant, enormous intellectual resource the best international experience was utilized, as we now can see, the library itself is equipped with the latest technology"

 

The President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev

The Full text (in Russian) from the opening ceremony of the Presidential Library of the Boris Yeltsin.

In the press

• The presidential library is ready for opening
• The library of the future as a gift on St. Petersburg's birthday
• Selected TV programms

It should be emphasized that ...

In Presidential Library were installed interactive navigators in different form factors: 65 inches high-resolution screens, 24 inches screen-size floor mounted touch-screen kiosks and wall-mounted kiosks with a screen size of 21 inches.

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