Which product design innovation was first implemented at the Imperial War Museum in London to dramatically increase visitor engagement with WWII exhibits?

Military history museums face unique challenges in engaging modern audiences while preserving important historical narratives. This poll explores how military museums have innovated their product design to create more immersive and educational experiences. From interactive battle simulations to personalized digital guides, test your knowledge of how military history exhibitions are evolving in the digital age.

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The 'Soldier's Journey' RFID wristbands that personalize the museum experience by assigning visitors the identity of a real historical soldier to follow throughout exhibits
The 'Blitz Experience' - an immersive environment recreating the sights, sounds and even smells of sheltering during air raids in London
Augmented reality headsets that overlay historical footage onto physical exhibits, showing how military equipment was used in actual combat situations
Interactive touch-table displays allowing visitors to strategize famous WWII battles and see alternative historical outcomes based on different decisions