FAQs
Aurora
Bespoke sensory and immersive environments are designed around your specific goals, users and space. Unlike one-size-fits-all packages, they are tailored by experts from design through installation and training, ensuring all elements work seamlessly and deliver real impact.
Sensory rooms and immersive spaces support a wide range of users. They improve engagement and learning for students, offer therapeutic and calming support in healthcare, enhance customer experiences in retail and hospitality, and provide training and wellbeing benefits in corporate settings.
Yes. These solutions are highly flexible and can be installed in almost any setting, including small rooms, large open areas or even outdoor structures. Your design will be customised to make the most of your available space.
You can include a variety of elements such as controlled lighting, soundscapes, projection systems, tactile features, scent diffusion and interactive equipment. Each component is selected based on your goals and user needs. View our Aurora brochure to explore the full range.
No. These spaces are designed for ease of use. Our intuitive, touch-screen control systems let your team manage lighting, audio, visuals and effects with minimal training and no technical background required.
Yes. Full training is provided during the handover process so your team feels confident using every feature. Ongoing support is also available if you need it.
Sensory
A sensory room is a carefully designed space that uses light, sound, visuals, textures and movement to create a safe, engaging environment. These rooms help with relaxation, emotional regulation, focus and sensory exploration.
Sensory rooms suit a broad range of users including children with SEN or sensory processing differences, early years learners, people with dementia, neurodiverse individuals and staff in high-stress workplaces.
Sensory rooms can improve emotional wellbeing, concentration and engagement. In schools they support learning and behaviour; in healthcare they aid therapy and calm; in workplaces they offer staff wellbeing spaces that reduce stress.
Yes. Each sensory room can be custom-built to suit the specific needs of its users and setting, whether you want a calming retreat, a stimulating play space or a multifunctional room.
Features often include interactive lighting, bubble tubes, fibre optics, tactile panels, soft furnishings, soundscapes and scent systems. The exact mix depends on your objectives and users.
Immersive
An immersive room uses technologies such as projection, sound, lighting and scent to create an environment that surrounds users. Walls and floors can display moving visuals, making users feel part of a different world and enhancing engagement and memory.
Immersive environments help users connect, engage and learn more deeply. They support interactive learning in education, strengthen customer engagement in retail and hospitality, and can be used for training, wellbeing and sensory support across sectors.
These spaces are used in schools, museums, healthcare, corporate training, retail experiences, public attractions and more. They create memorable, interactive experiences that educate, calm or inspire users.
Yes. Immersive spaces can be customised to reflect your brand, theme or organisational message. All elements like projection, lighting, sound and scent can be designed to reinforce your objectives.
Immersive rooms can be built in almost any space, whether existing or newly constructed. A design team assesses your space and plans a solution that fits the layout, purpose and budget.
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