Leisure World & Visitor Attractions

The possibilities are endless

Whether you want to entertain or educate clients, OptiMusic's interactive lighting system can be used as a manned or a stand-alone attraction for visitors to amuse themselves. Join the growing number of interactive exhibits in Museums, Science Centres, Theme Parks and Visitor attractions worldwide.

The system has numerous applications in the Entertainment & Leisure sector and can be used as an interactive and fun experience, a teaching aid, a challenging game, an information point, for brand or product promotions and much more. It is has been welcomed by the leisure industry as an independent attraction that is both entertaining and interactive - and always fun, and has been particularly well received at the following:

• Leisure Centres
• Theme Parks
• Nightclubs
• Museums
• Kiddie Zones
• Interactive Sites
• Holiday Resorts

Library of Programmes

Pre-programmed settings include: a range of challenging beam games; an 'Instant musician' section; birthday party settings; a virtual DJ; educational settings and a wide library of sound effects. Further personalisation and in-house update of content is available quite simply at the touch of a button. Alternatively, our creative team can develop any idea to enhance your exhibition or promotion.

Fixed or Mobile

The interactive lights can be installed in a fixed location or made portable for mobile roadshows and workshops, either as a permanent or temporary exhibit, with or without facilitators. It can be left in-situ and doesn't even take up valuable floor space but if you've got a space available, our creative and technical team will help you fill it!

Key features

• Adds a 'wow' factor
• Entertaining and educational
• Instant response/reward
• No moving parts
• In-house update of content
• No floor space required
• Flexible design options
• Encourages physical activity
• Available off-the-shelf
• Cost effective
• Proven track record

Multimedia Exhibit Info

Another application that uses the OptiMusic technology is the interactive display and information aid. Individual coloured light-beams placed randomly or near specified exhibits provide a highly visual way to trigger any combination of events including spot lighting, narrations, video clips and other effects. A visitor who puts a hand into the beam (intentionally or not) will bring the exhibit to life. (Hyperlink: Usher Video)

Children's Workshops

OptiMusic provides an invaluable tool for teaching the basic social skills of teamwork, sharing, co-operation and listening. More creatively, it encourages self-expression, co-ordination and the development of musical awareness through rhythm, melody and composition. OptiMusic effectively supports requirements for Key Stages 1,2 and 3 of the National Curriculum for Music.

Whatever Next!

As visitors enter a room, they walk through a display of beams setting off effects in real time: the first beam can activate a short welcome voice message, another beam could trigger atmospheric sounds and lights, the next a sponsors' gobo (image) together with a jingle, another a video image. These effects can be produced at random.

Venue Attractions

The artistic team at OptiMusic can help you to produce a stunning and futuristic multi-media, audio-visual show. Visiting or in-house performers can entertain and delight visitors with music and dance - triggering lights, special effects, smoke and video images. Audience participation can easily be incorporated to provide a unique experience as visitors are invited to play for fun and take part in a host of games and activities. Fun, challenging and prize-winning games are popular crowd pleasers. (Hyperlink: Beam Babes Video)

Interactive Attractions

In a darkened room or passage, coloured lights beams shine from various directions, thus creating a 3D interactive environment. As visitors cross the paths of light, they activate a series of effects including sounds, lights, video images, haze etc. All events are carefully selected to be complementary and agreeable. The visitor can indulge in controlling the effects at random or even play popular melodies by following simple colour and shape coded instructions. (Hyperlink: Kids in Museum Video)

Passage Through Time

Imagine walking back through time to the pre-historic age. Walking through a series of beams, each step sets off an effect in real time: the first beam activates sounds and dims the lights, the second beam could trigger the roar of dinosaur, the third activate a video image of his jaws opening and another could trigger a puff of smoke. Each beam can activate up to 99 consecutive and varied events.