Interactive Projectors in Care:
Evidence of Impact from the 2025 Mobii Customer Survey
94% of care teams say the Mobii improves quality time between staff and residents
A growing number of care providers are turning to interactive projection technology to support engagement, social connection, and meaningful activity. But how effective is it in practice?
To answer this, OMi carried out a 2025 Customer Survey with 47 care settings across the UK, gathering insight into how the award-winning Mobii interactive projector is being used day-to-day.
Key Findings
The survey highlights a range of positive outcomes, particularly relevant to dementia care and wider care services:
- Increased socialisation and enjoyment – staff reported that residents became more engaged with each other during activities.
- Greater movement and spontaneous physical activity – from reaching and stretching to standing and dancing, residents showed higher levels of mobility.
- Improved wellbeing and emotional connection – carers noted more smiles, laughter, and moments of calm.
- Opportunities for reminiscence – themed activities prompted conversation, storytelling, and shared memories.
- Positive feedback from families and staff – many highlighted Mobii as a valuable tool for bringing people together.
One activity coordinator commented: “It lifts the mood instantly. Residents who are usually withdrawn begin to join in and interact with others.”
Key Stats at a Glance
- 94% of care teams said the Mobii improved the quality of time between staff and residents.
- 91% would recommend the Mobii to other care settings.
- 89% reported improved mood, interaction, or memory among residents.
- 81% saw improved wellbeing and engagement, particularly in residents with dementia or limited mobility.
What This Means for Care Providers
The findings suggest that interactive projection technology is more than just a novel activity – it has the potential to:
- Support person-centred care by offering adaptable, inclusive activities.
- Reduce isolation by encouraging group participation.
- Enhance physical and cognitive stimulation in ways that are enjoyable.
- Provide staff with an effective tool for delivering meaningful engagement.
- Ease workload pressures by making activity planning smoother and supporting residents to be more cooperative afterwards.
These outcomes align with sector priorities for improving quality of life, wellbeing, and family involvement in care.
A Collaborative Approach
As a company based in Hemel Hempstead, OMi designs and develops its technology in-house, enabling flexibility to meet the evolving needs of care providers. By sharing the results of this survey, the aim is not only to showcase impact but also to contribute to the wider evidence base on best practice in care.
OMi welcomes opportunities to collaborate further with care organisations, charities, and researchers to deepen understanding of how interactive technology can support wellbeing in later life and dementia care.
