FAQs
Aurora
Aurora stands out because every space we create is completely bespoke. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all package, we design each room around your specific goals, users and environment. Our team manages the entire process from concept and design to installation and training, ensuring everything works seamlessly together. The Aurora Console – our exclusive tablet-based control system – makes it easy to adjust lighting, sound and other effects at the touch of a button.
Aurora environments are designed to support people in a wide variety of settings. In education, they help teachers create interactive and engaging learning experiences. In healthcare, they are used for therapy, dementia care and sensory support. Retail and hospitality venues use them to enhance customer journeys and strengthen brand experiences. In corporate and leisure spaces, they provide environments for training, relaxation and wellbeing. Whatever the purpose, Aurora helps people connect, learn and thrive through the power of technology.
Not at all. Aurora systems are designed to be flexible and can be installed in spaces of almost any size. Whether it’s a small room, a large open area or even an outdoor structure, our team will create a design that makes the best use of your available space and delivers an impactful experience.
Aurora spaces are fully customisable, allowing you to select from a wide range of sensory and immersive components to create the perfect environment for your needs. View our Aurora brochure to explore the full range.
Not at all. Aurora rooms are designed to be simple and intuitive. Our exclusive tablet-based control app lets you manage every element of the space with ease, including lighting, sound and effects. With pre-set modes and clear, touch-screen navigation, anyone in your team can confidently run and switch between experiences—no technical expertise needed.
Yes. Full training is provided as part of the installation and handover process, so your team feels confident using every aspect of the system. We’ll guide you through the features, controls and best practices for getting the most out of your Aurora space. Ongoing support is always available whenever you need it.
Sensory
A sensory room is a carefully designed space that uses lighting, sound, visuals, textures and other sensory features to create a safe and engaging environment. These rooms encourage relaxation, support emotional regulation, stimulate the senses and promote focused learning.
Sensory rooms are suitable for a wide range of users and ages. They are often used to support individuals with special educational needs (SEN) or sensory processing differences, but they also benefit early years learners, neurodiverse individuals, dementia patients and employees in high-stress environments.
Sensory rooms help improve wellbeing, focus and engagement while supporting emotional and behavioural development. In schools, they promote concentration and self-regulation. In healthcare, they offer therapeutic benefits. In workplaces, they provide calming wellbeing spaces that can reduce stress and improve overall mood.
Yes. Every Aurora sensory room is designed and built to meet the specific needs of your users and environment. The design, equipment and functionality can be tailored to create a calming, stimulating or multifunctional space, depending on your goals.
Sensory rooms can include a wide variety of features such as interactive lighting, bubble tubes, fibre optics, soft furnishings, projection, tactile panels, soundscapes and scent systems. The exact combination depends on your space, purpose and desired outcomes.
Immersive
An immersive room is a space that uses technology such as projection, lighting, sound and even scent to create an engaging, multi-sensory experience. The walls can display moving images, transforming the space into a different environment. These elements work together to make users feel as though they are part of the scene, whether it’s exploring a rainforest, navigating ancient Egypt or discovering the solar system.
Immersive spaces help people connect, engage and learn in more meaningful ways. They capture attention and make information easier to remember by turning ordinary experiences into interactive ones. In education, this supports hands-on, experiential learning. In retail, it strengthens brand storytelling and customer engagement. In healthcare or therapy, it creates calming spaces that support relaxation and emotional wellbeing.
Immersive environments are used in a wide range of settings to create engaging and memorable experiences. They can support training simulations, experiential marketing, brand activations, wellbeing and sensory spaces, exhibitions and visitor attractions. Common sectors include education, healthcare, museums, leisure, hospitality and corporate environments, where immersive technology helps inspire, educate and connect people in new ways.
Absolutely. Immersive spaces can be fully customised to match your brand, theme or message. Every element, including projection, lighting, sound, scent and interactive features, can be designed to reflect your organisation’s identity and objectives, creating a unique and memorable experience for your audience.
Immersive rooms can be created in almost any space, whether it’s an existing room or a new build. Our team assesses your environment and designs a solution that fits your layout, purpose and budget. We take care of everything, from planning and installation to ensuring the technology works perfectly in your chosen space.
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