Case Study: Canadian Museum for Human Rights inspires immersive visitor engagement with Electrosonic

Canadian Museum for Human Rights creates 11 immersive galleries with Electrosonic

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights sought to translate abstract human rights concepts into a tangible and engaging experience for visitors, a challenge compounded by the museum's unique and architecturally complex spaces. To achieve this, they partnered with vendor Electrosonic for comprehensive audiovisual design, specialized audio solutions, and the integration of interactive technologies like gesture-recognition and motion-tracking systems.

Electrosonic successfully managed the technical coordination and installation for all eleven galleries, working with partners to overcome specific audio challenges, such as embedding custom speakers in theater benches. The solution resulted in a series of highly immersive and interactive exhibits, including a 360° theater and the "Lights of Inclusion" motion-tracking display. This successful implementation by Electrosonic met the museum's goal of creating a powerful, multi-sensory experience that inspires meaningful visitor engagement with human rights themes.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights