One of the most rewarding parts of our work at Broomx is visiting care centers, showcasing our technology live, and seeing firsthand the reactions of those who experience it. We love sitting down with healthcare and social care professionals to listen to their day-to-day needs, exchange ideas, and gather their insights on how projected immersive reality can fit into their care routines.
Driven by this spirit of mutual learning and collaboration, this month we’ve hosted a series of hands-on workshops, training courses, and practical sessions across Spain:
- Zamora: La Aldehuela Technological Innovation Hub, as part of the The Future of Care program promoted by the SIVI Cluster and the Social Services Department of the Regional Government of Castilla y León.
- Pamplona: Vidaas Center, the Government of Navarra’s living lab, and Casa Misericordia de Pamplona.
- Huesca: Valentia Foundation.
- Zaragoza: AFEDAZ (Association of Relatives of People with Alzheimer’s).
- Zamora: La Aldehuela Technological Innovation Hub, as part of the The Future of Care program promoted by the SIVI Cluster and the Social Services Department of the Regional Government of Castilla y León.
- Pamplona: Vidaas Center, the Government of Navarra’s living lab, and Casa Misericordia de Pamplona.
- Huesca: Valentia Foundation.
- Zaragoza: AFEDAZ (Association of Relatives of People with Alzheimer’s).
Experiencing, evaluating, and creating real-world use cases
During each visit, we showcased our immersive projection technology, enabling multidisciplinary teams, including therapists, psychologists, and direct care staff, to experience VR without the need for headsets. Transforming room walls into an immersive experience helps professionals grasp the full scope of these tools, conduct group sessions with real users, and preserve continuous eye contact and face-to-face interaction throughout.
The sessions were structured around three core pillars:
- Emotional well-being and relaxation: Creating tranquil sensory environments designed to reduce anxiety, enhance emotional well-being, and mitigate behavioral distress or agitation.
- Cognitive stimulation and active participation: Interactive tools to promote memory retention, physical mobility, sustained focus, and adapted leisure across eldercare, mental health settings, and diverse abilities.
- Feedback and clinical synamics: Collaborative evaluation of real-life cases presented by care teams, addressing the distinct profiles and requirements of users at each facility.
The sessions were structured around three core pillars:
- Emotional well-being and relaxation: Creating tranquil sensory environments designed to reduce anxiety, enhance emotional well-being, and mitigate behavioral distress or agitation.
- Cognitive stimulation and active participation: Interactive tools to promote memory retention, physical mobility, sustained focus, and adapted leisure across eldercare, mental health settings, and diverse abilities.
- Feedback and clinical synamics: Collaborative evaluation of real-life cases presented by care teams, addressing the distinct profiles and requirements of users at each facility.
Our gratitude to participating organizations
We are deeply grateful for the hospitality and engagement shown by the teams at Hub La Aldehuela, Centro Vidaas, Casa Misericordia de Pamplona, Fundación Valentia, and AFEDAZ. Their valuable feedback, inquiries, and assessments are essential in refining and adapting our solutions to everyday caregiving environments.
Would you like to arrange a workshop or demonstration at your organization?
Contact our team to schedule a practical session with your staff.