Parisian Pediatric dentist Dr. A. Agachi wanted to create a pleasant and stress-relieving environment for his patients, based on the aquatic atmosphere that was previously offered in his real aquariums but without the constraints of maintenance.

We offered him, via cloud-shaped hanging lamps, an interactive corridor that changes with the seasons (waves, water with interactive fish, leaves and flowers, snowflakes, Halloween pumpkins) for his corridor and an interactive drawing concept for the waiting room, in which children draw on a sheet of paper with pencils and can then integrate the drawing of their fish into the digital game and play with it on the interactive projection surface on the floor (or wall)

The result is that the children have integrated the concept so much that they ask to come back to the dentist to play with the fish they have drawn!

The MAS APF of Oignies, was interested in interactive solutions to stimulate their residents, but had a significant need for mobility so that the solution could be used on the floor, wall, tables and even ceilings wherever they might feel the need. The MON LUMI MEDICAL teams therefore integrated these requests and designed WALLY, an autonomous unit (with battery) with an automatic articulated arm to orient the projections in all directions.

Result: Completed by the Lumo and Neuronup software, the system made it possible to offer fun and entertaining uses for residents and rehabilitation exercise modules that disabled people could use independently.