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Sensory Projection Systems for Hospitals

Dive into the world of motion-activated sensory projection systems, where every movement, sound, and sight sparks joy and learning.

Our engaging activities encourage independent and cooperative play, exploring vibrant colours and sounds that stimulate senses.

By capturing the subtlest motions, our systems provide more than just play—they offer a profound sensory experience.

Stimulating senses, enhancing communication, and refining motor skills, it’s a transformative journey that brings smiles, promotes inclusion, and fosters a sense of calm.

Real Stories from Hospitals and Charities

Mobii Sensory Projector ideal for autism, projecting and interactive display onto a table top

New interactive projector to provide sensory simulation for stroke survivors

Supporting the new Children’s Emergency Department at William Harvey Hospital

Charity-funded sensory projector improves mobility of child cancer patients

Sensory kit at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT)

Mobii Magic Table at Aldeburgh Hospital

Watch how our state-of-the-art sensory kit is transforming the hospital experience for patients with dementia and delirium.

With interactive games and calming scenes, it’s more than just equipment—it’s a source of comfort and connection.

Join us in creating moments of joy and relaxation for those in need.

Why You Should Use OMi Sensory Systems

Stress reduction

Distraction therapy

Encourages movement and rehabilitation

Speeds recovery

Pain management

Case Study: Birmingham Children’s Hospital

Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (BCH) provides a comprehensive service to children, young people and their families. One of the leading paediatric teaching centres in the country, the BCH carries out internationally renowned research and development in many clinical areas including childhood cancer, nutrition, growth and metabolism; infant brain tumours; and studies into the efficacy, safety and optimisation of drug use in children.

With a 280 bed capacity for in-patients and day-cases, as well as an emergency department dealing with over 45,000 patients a year, the hospital is a very busy place and Jane Cotterill, Renal Services Manager on Ward 1, is always looking out for opportunities to provide the children in her care with new activities that they could do by themselves that would help with their recovery and stimulate them into doing more exercise.

Popular games and activities

Our systems are supplied with the sensory suite containing 300 carefully selected activities, expandable to 500. These activities have been developed in collaboration with experts in the field over the past 19 years. They provide cognitive and physical stimulation, improve communication and motor skills, while promoting a sense of calm.

Splat

Ball Games

Music

Colour-in

Calming Experiences

OMi sensory projection systems

For more information and to place your order, please click on the below system you are interested in.