Curious Element

Curious Elements was hired by a global talent acquisition company to design and architect a Metaverse project. The vendor was selected based on their reputation, experience, and ability to work well with international clients. The scope of the project involved over 27 engineers and spanned a 12-month timeline. The key deliverables ranged from a comprehensive Workshop Report & Analysis to an MVP of the project. The client lauded Jakub and Maciej, the CEO and CTO of Curious Elements, for their exceptional project scoping skills. Throughout the development phase, a team of over 27 developers and designers from Curious Elements worked on the project.

Curious Elements was tasked by the Museum of Evolution of the Institute of Paleobiology to create an application for their new exhibition. The vendor was chosen based on recommendations, their commitment to meeting the client's needs and deadlines, and their competitive pricing. The application was designed to enhance the visitor's experience by providing a comprehensive view of the reconstructed skeleton of the Smok wawelski, including how it would have appeared as a living creature. The application was also designed to provide additional information about the excavations, including videos and details of the discovery and life of the Smok. Moreover, the application included descriptions of the second skeleton displayed alongside the Smok wawelski.