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Demonstration: using MySmartJourney at a campsite
During a demonstration, we considered using MySmartJourney to provide campers with all the essential data. From the site map to the activities on offer and the services available, all the necessary information is accessible on their phones.

The Boréalis Museum attracts a new clientele
The Murder Mystery activity developed by the Boréalis Museum is perfectly tailored to its audience, offering content that is both educational and entertaining. This industrial heritage site, converted into a museum, allows visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating history of paper in an interactive and engaging way.
Boréalis wanted to encourage its visitors to return, but also to attract a new audience with an innovative solution.

The Boréalis Museum finds a new source of revenue
The Boréalis Museum has launched a digital murder mystery game called “In Search of a Missing Worker.” It is an interactive police investigation that takes place in the authentic setting of the Boréalis paper industry museum.
By using the same museum space, this new activity has generated additional revenue for the museum, which had to work on optimizing an existing space.

Soap bubbles, a museum prototype at the Montreal Science Centre
The Montreal Science Centre has created a museum prototype called Soap Bubbles as part of the Explore exhibition, with Prisme, Ottomata, and MySmartJourney, in order to collectively imagine new digital mediation tools aimed at offering visitors enriching and safe experiences.
Elisabeth Monast-Moreau, exhibition project manager, conceived and produced the content for this interactive test exhibit to provide additional information by revisiting the bubble machine and looking at it from a different perspective.

Sacrés artisans: a smart heritage tour
Quebec is brimming with architectural masterpieces, particularly in its places of worship. Yet behind these sculpted vaults, colorful stained glass windows, and monumental decorations lie artisans who often remain anonymous.
In the regions of Kamouraska, Rivière-du-Loup, Témiscouata, and Les Basques, this rich religious heritage is particularly well preserved. But how can we pay tribute to these creators who work behind the scenes? How can we transform a visit to a church into a living cultural experience that captures visitors' interest?
The Conseil du patrimoine religieux du Québec, in collaboration with the MRCs and the City of Rivière-du-Loup, has launched the Sacrés artisans project to offer an engaging, self-guided, and accessible experience in nine churches spread across a large rural area.

Digital mediation on an object by MySmartJourney
MySmartJourney participates in numerous trade shows throughout the year to present its technological solution to potential customers and investors. The company needed a tool that was easy to transport and would effectively showcase the technology in a digital mediation context in a heritage building.
The decision was made to create a pop-up book representing a medieval castle.


The Boréalis Museum creates an interactive murder mystery
Boréalis is a major tourist attraction in Mauricie, offering a rich and rewarding experience. This former industrial heritage site, now converted into a museum, allows visitors to discover the history of paper in an immersive and interactive way.
A traditional murder mystery requires a lot of resources and is very expensive. That's why the museum sought a solution to make a fun and enigmatic activity viable and permanent.


MySmartJourney Participates in the PRISME Museum Innovation Cells
PRISME, the digital mediation innovation lab of the MMFA (Montréal Museum of Fine Arts), is taking on the challenge of reinventing the relationship between the museum and digital technology by placing the visitor at the center of technological innovation efforts. Through extensive collaboration with partners, it fosters exchanges that allow the imagining and co-creation of new forms of digital mediation in museums, with the goal of enriching the visitor experience.
It is with pride that MySmartJourney has been able to participate in various museum innovation cells for the benefit of several organizations.