Interpreting Life Below Decks on The former Royal Yacht Britannia, Leith, Edinburgh. 

Visitors to the former Royal Yacht Britannia can experience life below deck through a unique touch-screen interpretation created by The Presentation House based only a stone's throw away from her new berth in Leith.

The lighthearted yet informative interactive touchscreen terminal is installed in the exhibition within the new visitor centre alongside the The former Royal Yacht Britannia. Scripted by Campbell & Co and programmed by The Presentation House, " Britannia - A Technical Tour" uses graphics, animation and sound effects to provide information about the The former Royal Yacht Britannia's day to day routine - navigation, engineering, communication, catering and laundry. Using the tools and buttons on-screen, visitors can order supplies for a voyage, send signals via flags and Morse code, manouvre the Royal Yacht Britannia into harbour and organise the laundry of hundreds of Yachtsmens' uniforms. 

David Organ, director at The Presentation House, Leith, Edinburgh reflects "We are delighted to have been involved in such a prestigious project, especially on our own doorstep, and the feedback from Britannia's visitor centre to date has been very positive".