Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Cueford puts museum screens and visitor audio on one clock
Cueford is an in-development system for managing museum displays, show cues, and synchronized multilingual narration on visitors’ phones.
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$Paid
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◉Human
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- For
- Museum teams, visitor centres, and AV integrators
- Worth noticing
- Its design targets specify audio-image sync within ±40 ms on phone speakers or wired headphones.
Field notes
The described workflow combines browser-based media assignment, day plans and timed or manual cues, projector control over PJLink, and narration delivered through visitors’ phones. The page lists synchronization targets of ±40 ms for phone speakers or wired headphones and ±80 ms for Bluetooth after a one-time adjustment; these are design targets, and the interface preview is illustrative.
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