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Revez disrupts industry through innovative multimedia solutions for businesses

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SINGAPORE – One of Singapore’s leading creative technology agencies, Revez is a pioneer in merging the digital world with physical world with the mission of making user experience more immersive. Revez was recently lauded “Singapore’s Largest Provider of Customised Multimedia Solutions for Museums and Galleries” by the Singapore Book of Records, in addition to existing award for “Largest Touchscreen” for the National Gallery’s Social Table in 2016. They were also involved in the design and development process of Singapore’s first digital library experience for the National Library Board (NLB) in 2014.

 

Since its establishment in 2010, Revez provides clients with a full-suite of multimedia and interactive tech solutions to meet their business needs. Their clientele spans across Asia, with projects namely the National Gallery Singapore, Brand’s Chicken Essence, Microsoft, Nestle and Fitness First Asia. In 2017 to early 2018, the consultancy team was awarded two patents for their self-developed Intellectual Property (IP), which offers richer and more intuitive interactions for users. Through this proven track record of innovative and bespoke solutions, Revez was also awarded with prestigious contracts from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), National Parks Board (NParks), JTC Corporation, and Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA), just to name a few.

 

Revez develops Singapore’s first digital library for the National Library Board (NLB)

 

To cater for the growing number of eBook readers, the NLB decided on a systemupdate to enable the digital borrowing of books and magazines. Based on the NLB’s requirements, Revez designed and developed Singapore’s first digital library experience for the National Library Board (NLB). An ongoing initiative since 2014, this included a customised suite of eBook related applications and services that was deployed island-wide to various NLB libraries.

 

Features for this front-end application includes:

  • Content management system (CMS): where users can view personalised content

displayed at the kiosk.

  • Kinect motion-detection station: which allows users to select and loan books by

making ‘grabbing’ hand gestures.

  • Software as a Service (SaaS): to offer users an engaging digital library experience

and promote its eBook collection, also enabling virtual expansion of the digital library.