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Nowadays, museums are becoming more technologically advanced, attracting constant visitors year round. In fact, museum attendance has skyrocketed more than ever since technology has entered the realm, some experts say. Technology provides a unique, engaging experience for visitors, engaging them in ways that standard exhibits cannot do. Physical experiences make museum exhibits more memorable, and the best use of technology is not to make visitors aware of the technology, but to make them aware of the exhibit. This applies to museums designed for adults and children. Children's museums are overall known for being more interactive than an art or natural history museum tailored to adults, but with the use of interactive solutions and technology, all museums can be engaging. Some of the greatest objectives of museums is that they strive to teach, invoke emotion, and engulf visitors in culture and more. By adding the use of technology and interactive solutions inside of exhibits, museums will be able to reach visitors on another level, engaging them not only mentally but physically as well, making their visit and experience more memorable. Museums are always looking for ways to make their exhibitions more exciting, and new technologies are making that easily achievable nowadays. From 3-D printing to virtual reality, these technologies are being applied in a multitude of ways at museums. Here at Breeze, we design interactive solutions for museums and exhibits. We develop unique mechanics for museums using physical and virtual elements that educate, excite, and amaze, including interactive wall projectors, augmented reality solutions, and custom projects tailored to any client's needs. We utilize a variety of interactive technologies that bring life to any museum, whether it'd be a children's museum, art museum, or science museum and planetarium. We've worked with many museums and exhibits around the world. Our suite of interactive, edutainment solutions can be customized both in content and in scale, ensuring that visitors get the experience our clients want. Questions? Contact us.

Breeze Creative will be exhibiting at EAS (Euro Attraction Show) this year in Amsterdam from September 25 through 27 at booth #5-108. This year at EAS we will be presenting new interactive games and additional designs for current products. Feel free to stop by and play with us in our interactive booth #5-108. Hope to see you there!

Breeze Creative is proud to announce our best IAAPA show thus far, with a larger booth than last year and more interactives to share. We had a busy show and want to thank everyone who stopped by our booth! We were lucky enough to show our Draw Alive, Animated Sandbox, & Digital Ball Wall games. There were many more on display and each visitor was able to find their favourite game, We would like to extend a warm thank you to PretWerk, a publication based in the netherlands, for ranking us number one in their list of top five innovations at this year's IAAPA EAS show. See the article here: http://pretwerk.nl/productnieuws/noviteiten/noviteiten-attractiesector-op-eas-beursvloer/51712 Additionally, We would also like to thank the Euro Attraction Professional magazine https://www.eap-magazin.de/21-Home.html for writing about our Animated Sandbox. Screenshot below. We look forward to seeing you all next year to experience our best and newest creations of 2018!

Breeze Creative's game, Draw Alive, was recently featured in this Blooloop.com article that broke down a few of the noteworthy happenings at AAM 2017. The game has been regarded as innovated for having no language barriers, not complicated user interfaces and very little maintenance or supervision. The interactive has been recently installed at The Land of Legends theme park and a variety of other locations accross the globe.

The Society for Experiential Graphic Design (SEGD) has kindly taken the time to write some generous words about our recent work at the Bank of America Gallery at MCM. "How can you teach children financial literacy in a fun and interactive way? Visit the Miami Children’s Museum and walk through the Bank of America six-foot piggy bank. In this interactive exhibit, children can learn about the importance of earning, saving and spending money as well as the components of a dollar and making change. Additionally, a set of touchscreen activities lets younger kids practice number recognition, simple math skills and fine motor skills." The full article can be read here: https://segd.org/lhsadps-b-exhibit-miami-childrens-museum Breeze installed a range of interactive games and solutions that help children learn and money and saving. Floor projection games, Touch based games and a variety of other digital experiences round out some of the other games at the children's museum. Breeze is very happy to work with such a prestigious children's museum.