An Immersive Learning Space for Campuses, Classrooms and Visitors
An Immersive Learning Space for Campuses, Classrooms and Visitors
A campus tells its story every day to people who are deciding something: a student choosing where to enroll, a family on a tour, a donor weighing a gift. The rooms they walk through do a lot of that telling.
We design projection and interactive installations for universities, schools and education centers, from a single classroom wall to a full exhibit hall. If you have a building or a room in mind, tell us about the space and who it is for.
What an immersive learning space adds to a campus
An immersive learning space turns walls, floors and ceilings into surfaces that can show and respond. A lecture hall can open onto a coastline, a science wing can let visitors steer through a model of the ocean floor, and a history corridor can play an institution's own archive back to the people walking it.
Interactive projection is widely used for museum exhibits, branded games, and educational installations where audience participation is part of the experience. For interactive exhibits, we integrate sensors or touch points that trigger different content sequences, letting visitors control what they see.
What makes a campus different from an event is the calendar. A learning space runs through terms, open days and holidays, so we plan content that can be refreshed each year and hardware your facilities team can live with.
What we handle for a school or university
- Content from your own material. We turn archives, research and course themes into animation and interactive scenes sized to the exact room.
- Interactive exhibits. Touch displays, sensors and physical controls let visitors drive what happens on the wall. Our team builds in Unreal, TouchDesigner and Notch.
- Self-running displays. Not every piece needs a hand on it. Some exhibits are designed to require no interaction and loop automatically, so a corridor or lobby keeps working between tours.
- Domes for teaching and outreach. Small dome sizes range from approximately 10 to 20 feet in diameter and are suitable for portable setups or smaller installations in museums, schools, and community centers.
- Long-term alignment. Auto-calibration technology corrects for drift from vibration, thermal changes or structural movement, keeping a permanent install aligned without constant manual recalibration.
Classrooms, admissions tours and donor centers
Classrooms and teaching labs. A teaching space needs content an instructor can change without a technician. Scenes can be built so staff switch them from a simple tablet, and a room can be set up for one subject and reset for the next. Fully wrapped rooms are covered on immersive projection rooms, and touch and motion pieces on interactive projection mapping.
Admissions tours and visitor centers. The welcome center is where a campus makes its first impression on students and families. A projected wall or interactive table can walk a tour group through programs, places and people before they step outside. Reception spaces for companies have their own page on immersive lobbies and briefing centers.
Donor centers and campaign spaces. A donor room can show what a gift builds: the new hall, the lab or the scholarship class, in the room where the conversation happens. Gala nights and fundraising events are covered on charity and nonprofit events.
For whole buildings, see building projection mapping and historic building projection. Campus milestones have their own page on anniversaries and milestones, and commencement on graduations and homecoming. Fixed installs are covered on permanent projection installations.
Learning and campus projects we have delivered
- Toro Verde Interactive Museum, Puerto Rico. As technology partner for Toro Verde Adventure Park, we built an interactive environmental museum across three immersive thematic areas: Cyber Rainforest, Oceanic Odyssey, and Echoes of the Past. Visitors find and decode radio signals in a reimagined 1960s Arecibo Observatory control room, and steer a virtual submersible's descent into the Puerto Rico Trench.
- Texas Tech centennial. For the university's 100th anniversary in February 2023, seven 4K Barco projectors on custom truss carried a 5-minute show across the Administration Building, combining Texas Tech's archival media with original motion graphics and animation.
- Wild Child, Bay Area. At the Wild Child pop-up children's museum, our Lumens Gallery ran for four months in 2019 with five different scenes of interactive content, easily adjusted through our tablet interface.
Learning space FAQ
Yes. At Wild Child the interactive scenes were adjusted through a simple tablet interface, and our team handles the media server configuration so the system runs reliably for hours, the way museums that operate seven days a week need it to.
Yes, and it is worth planning for. For permanent installations, we recommend budgeting for ongoing maintenance and content updates.
Domes can. Small dome sizes suit portable setups, and our inflatable domes are well suited for both temporary and permanent installations, including long-term use in educational facilities.
Yes. For the Texas Tech centennial we combined the university's archival media with original animation, and we build every learning piece around the material your team provides.
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Plan your learning space
Send us the building, photos or plans of the room, who will use it and what you want them to take away. We will come back with a concept, a projector and interaction plan, and a schedule that fits your academic calendar. To see everything we do, visit our projection mapping services page, or talk to our team.
