Last year, DefProc worked with the Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds to carry out exhibit repairs on an interactive installation. The exhibit replicated a laparoscopy (keyhole surgery), allowing visitors to move [...]

We kicked off October with our second projection-mapped game of the year. Light Night Leeds is the largest annual arts and light festival in the UK, so we were thrilled to be [...]

Last year, we announced Wonkeyboard, the world's first full-size, 1% mechanical gaming keyboard. Wonkeyboard is an internal project at DefProc, existing as a fun and exciting way to show off our capabilities. [...]

H2Go is a domestic hydrogen (H2) sensor designed and developed by DefProc Engineering for the EIC, Northern Gas Networks and Wales & West Utilities. We have taken the device from a proof of concept to a fully functional prototype. [...]

Visible Virals is an art project by Culture Liverpool, DefProc Engineering, Apt Creative and Focal Studios, funded by Arts Council England. The project brings to life the Liverpool City Council Public Health [...]

LUX was a collaborative project for LightNight Liverpool 2021. Together with Focal Studios, Urban Workbench and Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse Theatres, we created an interactive game projected onto the iconic St. Luke’s [...]

Feature image credit: bruntwood.co.uk, with thanks Creating a responsive, interactive wall for a landmark Bruntwood building This project was a collaboration between DefProc and the artist Andrew Small. Bruntwood is a [...]

The client Modern Designers is a creative agency based in Manchester. They pride themselves on providing bespoke design solutions for clients from BBC to Matalan and many more. They commissioned us [...]

Creating new, viable income streams for up-and-coming musicians Connor Di Leo is a Tech Entrepreneur, founder of Zooniversal Ltd and inventor of several tech-based solutions. He works with passionate members of [...]

Discover how we built the world of the cinema hero, Robert Paul, through an immersive exhibition at the National Science & Media Museum: The Forgotten Showman.

Learn how we helped the Environment Agency to monitor water levels across the rivers of the UK, building custom, reliable and accessible EaMU sensors.

Discover how we worked with National Science & Media Museum to deliver four installations for their exhibition Hello Universe. Read the story here.