Discover our Use Cases

The Saguenay port receives a large number of visitors throughout the year arriving by cruise ships. In 2019, the port welcomed nearly 60,000 visitors. The pandemic has impacted its activities, and for two years, there was a halt in the arrival of cruise ships.

In 2021, with the return of cruise ship passengers, Promotion Saguenay, an economic development company responsible for tourism and the development of international cruises, wanted to rethink the welcome for these visitors passing through with limited time.

How to provide easy access to up-to-date information on activities to do in the surroundings?

The Accordion Museum wanted to introduce music to a very young audience. For this, the team had the idea of sending instruments to 4-year-old kindergarten classes. The museum also wanted to enhance this experience with songs from a Quebec artist that could then be transmitted to parents and listened to at home.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our relationship with public places. For various stakeholders in the city of Montreal, the following question arose: how, in the midst of a pandemic, can we encourage families, local residents, or tourists to (re)discover Plateau-Mont-Royal safely?

A family journey, Les Fouines du Plateau, offers a curious, playful, and interactive stroll around Mont-Royal Avenue. This initiative was developed and supported by Tourisme Montréal, the City of Montreal, the Ministry of Culture and Communications, and the Société de développement de l'Avenue du Mont-Royal.

Bioparc de la Gaspésie is a wildlife park that is home to almost 40 animal species over a large area. The Bioparc wanted to get the fun started for visitors as soon as they arrive, so they came up with the idea of an interactive journey called The sly as a fox game!

The Bioparc is using MySmartJourney technology to facilitate its “Sly as a fox” interactive feature. It starts with signs bearing QR codes and NFC tokens at strategic places in the park. But Bioparc also hosts temporary events and experiences seasonal changes that alter its operations.   

The park needed a solution that would make it easy to change its digital content.

On Saturday, June 3rd, to mark the Centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the city inaugurated 43 plaques bearing the handprints of the race’s winners on Avenue du Général Leclerc. The Hollywood-style initiative preserves the memory of these drivers who left a mark on the history of motorsports.  

The French city of Le Mans is using MySmartJourney technology to convey its history and capture the attention of tourists and locals. And it hosts one of the most famous motorsport events in the world: the annual 24 Hours of Le Mans sports car endurance race.

To best serve visitors during the event, Of course Le Mans came up with a unique technological solution.

From May 20 - 22, 2022, the Bioparc took part in Festi-Oiseaux, a festival that lets the public find out all about the birds of the Gaspé Peninsula through conferences, activities, games, and contests. Bioparc joined in with a digital activity for its visitors.

Musée Maritime du Québec wanted to make its visitor experience even better. They chose to create a park along the St. Lawrence River, inaugurating it in June of 2022 with 11 interpretive stations and, at 5 of them, enriched content through MySmartJourney technology. 

Musée Maritime boasts a fine collection of ship-museums, one of which you can board: the icebreaker Ernest Lapointe. 

The ship has been in the museum’s collection since 1980, and open to visitors after refurbishment in 2011. Its exhibition consisted of a self-guided tour with interpretive stations  of text and images about its operations. 

That meant a lot of info panels, some of them quite large, all over the site. This did not deliver the desired immersive experience. So the museum decided to seek a digital solution to improve their presentation of the Ernest Lapointe.