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When the TiJeu was conceived, the MySmartJourney team was able to count on a number of key partners who supported the project from start to finish. Because of the announced closure of the printing works due to the state of emergency, the team had a total of just 5 days to produce the project, and their partners were with them right up to the last moment.

As part of a test, MySmartJourney came up with a solution to guide the user through the assembly process once the equipment had been purchased.

When the first containment was announced in Quebec, MySmartJourney produced a game for 4-9 year-olds in the form of a treasure hunt. Eight small cardboard characters, enhanced with a QR code, are hidden in space. It's then up to children to find them and scan the QR code with their phone or tablet to access digital content.

Upon its release, the TiJeu Niaiseux was noticed by the Quebec media, mothers' groups and tested by families.

During busy periods, visitors to the Cosmodôme de Laval can find themselves queuing at the ticket office and in the waiting areas for various activities. To offer a quality visit and keep children's attention, the Cosmodôme came up with the idea of creating a digital experience that can be played on the phone.

The municipality of Saint-Charles-Borromée wanted to create several tours of the town to tell its story to tourists and residents alike. The team turned to MySmartJourney to develop its web application, in collaboration with Living Lab Lanaudière.

Without replacing traditional print tools, the digital solution is seen rather as a clever complement to reduce the use of paper and become a hobby.

The Laval Cosmodôme's permanent exhibition features scientific artifacts that often require more information to fully understand their function and use. But writing long labels can distort the spirit of the exhibition. What's more, children are rarely interested in reading long texts.

The Cosmodôme has therefore chosen to use MySmartJourney's technology to enhance its scientific content and facilitate understanding of the objects on display.

The Quartier des Spectacles Partnership came to us to ask if the MySmartJourney technology could be adapted from its primary purpose to become an operational tool? Our response was, “What a great idea!” We are amazed by the innovation and creativity of our clients.

The Aquarium du Québec welcomes a diverse public throughout the year, with a notable presence of children. To offer them a fun, digital experience, the establishment wanted to enable them to learn more about the Aquarium's marine species and their ecosystem.

This led to the idea of using MySmartJourney's technology to use the NFC chips as a “search and find” game, offering interactive play and discovery.

The Horne Foundry Museum takes visitors on a journey to the heart of Canada's only copper smelter. They discover the secrets of the copper transformation process and the story of Edmund Horne, the prospector behind the discovery of the immense copper and gold deposit.

To bring its artifact exhibit even closer to life, the Horne Foundry came up with the idea of enhancing its exhibit with MySmartJourney technology.

It was during the COVID-19 pandemic, and more specifically during the first lockdown in March 2020, that the MySmartJourney team came up with an activity for children aged 4 to 9: a treasure hunt to be done at home.