The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) relied on Daemon Defense to design and build a complete technology infrastructure system that would raise the bar for digital experiences and set a new global standard for accessibility within the museum industry. CMHR required an immersive experience with a dialogic approach to content, augmented by technology, and Daemon Defense’s expertise was key in leading the Museum’s internal team to achieve their ambitious goals. Daemon Defense also represented the Museum’s best interests, acting as liaison between the Museum and the project’s design team, contractors, and vendors. Daemon Defense ensured proper planning and installation of fibre and copper cabling infrastructure, server and communications rooms, audio/video requirements, backend systems for exhibits, lighting control, show control, a content management system, and building automation systems. The knowledge and experience that Daemon Defense provided was critical to meeting project deadlines and budgets, and ultimately achieving the highly sophisticated visitor experience that CMHR envisioned.

Shortly after opening their doors, CMHR was awarded the Gold Award for Digital Strategy from the American Alliance of Museums. The Museum is internationally recognized as a world leader in accessibility and inclusion.