IN2 search interfaces development Ltd

For more than twenty years, IN2 search interfaces development Ltd has applied artificial intelligence to web platforms that gather, sort and present content. Research projects that turn results into products people can buy are part of its routine.

Immersive heritage and storytelling projects

Immersive projects for cultural heritage use digital tools to preserve places and objects and to tell their stories in new ways. IN2 describes these as experiences built around preservation, storytelling and creative engagement. Its extended reality work blends physical and digital worlds through next-generation interaction, including experiences made from 3D data.

Inclusive platforms and media, youth and games projects

The company builds inclusive platforms intended to widen access to knowledge. Its media, youth and serious games work provides digital tools for engagement, media literacy and learning about climate change and the environment. Research and innovation are central to its method, and the aim in each project is to carry results from research into market-ready products.

SERRATE and sustainable tourism

Tourism and community engagement work includes SERRATE, a recommendation tool developed while the team was part of an incubator programme. It steers visitors towards less crowded destinations, helping a region's tourism become more sustainable. IN2 reports that SERRATE has been included in an inventory of digital tourism tools and practices maintained by the European Commission's DG GROW directorate, and the tool has been presented at tourism conferences in Europe.

Agile delivery from design to launch

IN2 works in agile cycles throughout design, development and delivery, with listening, collaboration and transparency as its stated working values. It describes its aim as building technology that people can trust, adapt and grow with over time. Client work is concentrated in publishing, media, cultural institutions, tourism and academic research, often under European-funded projects.