High-resolution viewing
Crystal-clear views of distant landmarks, with a full HD camera and deep zoom.
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Interactive telescopes
AR 360°MultilingualDay, night & pastObservation decks
AR 360 telescopes for observation decks, in multiple languages.
Our interactive telescopes combine augmented reality with panoramic views, so visitors explore a skyline in a whole new way.
For nearly a decade, they have been part of At the Top, Burj Khalifa, used by visitors from around the world every day.
They are not just tools for viewing. They are educational experiences that give rich context to everything you see, for families, students and enthusiasts alike.
At a glance
Key features
AR integration
Facts and interactive content laid over the view, right in the viewfinder.
Easy to use
Point, zoom and discover. Intuitive controls for visitors of all ages.
Multilingual
Multiple language options for visitors from around the globe.
Night mode
The view after dark, plus history views that show the skyline back in time.
At the Top, Burj Khalifa
Built for the world’s busiest decks
Twelve telescopes run on Levels 124 and 125 of Burj Khalifa, introduced in 2016 as a first for any observatory in the world.
- 200+ points of interest over the real skyline
- Full HD camera with deep zoom
- Rugged multi-touch screen built for daily use
- Content and hardware updates over the years
What we deliver
Hardware, content and care
- 01Telescope hardwareRugged units, optics and screens made for crowds and weather.
- 02AR & 360° contentPoints of interest, stories and views of the skyline at any hour.
- 03Multilingual interfaceSimple menus and content in the languages your visitors speak.
- 04Site survey & sightlinesEvery unit placed for the best view, planned on site.
- 05InstallationDelivery, mounting, calibration and testing before opening.
- 06Support & updatesMaintenance and fresh content as the skyline changes.
Sectors we serve
- Museums & observation decks
- Tourism, leisure & entertainment
- Real estate & interior design
- Government
- Training & education
Related projects
Selected work
FAQ
Can the telescopes show the view at night?
Yes. Visitors switch between day, night and historical views over the same skyline.
How many telescopes are at Burj Khalifa?
Twelve: six on Level 124 and six on Level 125, introduced in 2016 as a first for any observatory in the world.
Can the content be in several languages?
Yes. Our telescopes come with multiple language options for visitors from around the globe.