Starting April 15th, the exhibition unveils seven new interactive displays that journey through Leonardo's timeless genius. Each display serves as a portal into various facets of the Renaissance, delving into fields like engineering, technology, music, botany, aviation, anatomy, and more. These showcases feature reproductions and artworks by Leonardo, enhanced with cutting-edge digital technologies including 3D video galleries. The multilingual access in ten languages (Italian, English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, and Arabic) offers a culturally enriching and educational experience to a global audience.
The museum's leadership under Augusto Biagi and the architectural design of the innovative digital platform by Fabio Castagna from GlobalMedia.IT have propelled the museum into a new era of digital integration. This autonomy in managing digital content simplifies operations without the need for specialized technical skills. This innovation not only enriches the permanent collection but also introduces a new mode of digital interaction with art and science, bridging the past with the technological future.