AWRS is France's leading network for alloy wheel renovation, repair, and customization. As a partner to automotive professionals, the company recognized the need to simplify the transmission of information between technical workshops and head office, a task that is often difficult and time-consuming.

When it came time to create the famous Fouines fun trail, MySmartJourney, in collaboration with Anne-Josée Lacombe, designed various examples of test content for several points of interest in Montreal's Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood. We chose to highlight Bolduc Park by offering a fun experience for all citizens who want to discover it.

With the 2023 Rugby World Cup in mind, MySmartJourney has designed a demonstration to illustrate how it can be used during major events. The SNCF, France's national rail network, transports large numbers of passengers on its trains for the occasion. Passengers are often overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information they receive. MySmartJourney acts as a facilitator during busy periods.

As part of the Fouines du Plateau fun trail project, MySmartJourney has designed several examples to illustrate the early stages of the project, in collaboration with Anne-Josée Lacombe. By highlighting the stop at Place Guibault, where the hippopotamus sculptures are located in the heart of Montreal, MySmartJourney aims to demonstrate how to interpret a public work of art in a fun and accessible way for everyone.

At MySmartJourney, we have replaced paper business cards with a fun digital version. Thanks to our own platform, each team member now has an interactive card that can be accessed via QR code or NFC chip.

The Eastern Ontario Agri-Food Network is dedicated to developing the agri-food sector in Eastern Ontario. The Savour East Ontario initiative promotes partner members and introduces local producers in the region through a platform created with MySmartJourney technology.

As part of this initiative, the organization came up with the original idea of creating a traveling contest using a truck.

In Rivière-du-Loup, MySmartJourney technology has been seamlessly integrated into an existing tourism project. The city made the smart choice to reuse its physical structures (signs, totems) from previous projects and add an interactive digital layer.

Thanks to the addition of QR codes or NFC tokens, visitors can access immersive content: audio stories, videos, archive photos, quizzes, and personalized tours. This approach enables gradual and cost-effective implementation, while making the most of existing installations.

Geo 360, a 3D visualization tool, digitized the traveling exhibition Le canot, porteur de tradition (The Canoe, Bearer of Tradition) from the Huron-Wendat Museum in Wendake and made it virtual. Using interactive panels, visitors can scan a QR code to directly access the web application and content created by the museum on the MySmartJourney tool.

With the 2023 Rugby World Cup in mind, MySmartJourney has developed a customized demo for SNCF to highlight its effectiveness during busy periods at stations, particularly in helping passengers understand train configurations and find their carriages.

As part of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, MySmartJourney has designed a demonstration to illustrate its use at major events. The SNCF, France's national rail network, transports large numbers of international travelers for the occasion, who sometimes have difficulty understanding the information provided to them.