At Accessibility Expo 2025 in Dubai, We partnered with Team71 and Dubai Health to deliver two powerful interactive installations, a 3m immersive projection dome exploring mental health awareness, and a real-time sign language avatar learning experience on a large vertical LED screen. Together, they created one of the most impactful demonstrations of how immersive and interactive technology can drive genuine inclusion, empathy, and accessibility awareness at a public event.
Accessibility Expo 2025 brought together innovators, policymakers, and advocates to explore how technology can create a more inclusive world. For Dubai Health and Team71, the brief was to deliver two distinct interactive experiences that didn't just talk about accessibility, but actively demonstrated it. The first challenge was to create a genuinely immersive environment that helped visitors emotionally understand the experience of living with mental health challenges. The second was to design an interactive system that made sign language tangible, learnable, and engaging for a general public audience with no prior knowledge.
On the technical side, we engineering two very different systems, a multi-projector immersive dome environment and a real-time sign language avatar application, and integrating them into a seamless, reliable dual-zone experience that could operate continuously throughout the Expo. The sign language avatar system required precise synchronisation between the iPad touchscreen interface and the large-format vertical LED display, with accurate gesture rendering that visitors could genuinely learn from in real time.
“Inclusion isn’t a message you display on a screen. It’s an experience you design. We wanted every visitor to leave having genuinely learned something, whether that was a sign language gesture or a deeper understanding of what mental health really feels like from the inside.”
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Team 71
The Accessibility Expo 2025 installation demonstrated that immersive and interactive technology can be one of the most powerful tools available for driving genuine inclusion and empathy at public events. The 3m immersive dome gave visitors a direct, emotionally resonant experience of mental health awareness, moving beyond information to genuine understanding. The sign language avatar learning experience made an unfamiliar language approachable and engaging for a general public audience, with visitors actively learning and practising sign language gestures in real time.
Together, the two installations created a powerful dual-zone experience that reinforced Dubai Health's commitment to accessibility and inclusion and demonstrated Power Interactive's capability to engineer and deliver complex, multi-system interactive experiences that serve a genuine social purpose. The project stands as one of Power Interactive's most meaningful demonstrations of technology in the service of human connection.
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