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Opening of Sensory Integration section at Bunayat Centre for Special Education
Opening of Sensory Integration section at Al Bunayat Centre for Special Education
The same platform, curriculum and controller app in every route. What changes are the hardware you already own, and how much of the room we set up for you
Install the sensoryREADY app and start sessions on a screen that is already in the room. No new hardware, no installation visit.
For rooms that do more than one job. Add light, sound and projection to an ordinary classroom or clinic, then pack it away when the space is needed for something else.
Hardware, curriculum, installation and staff training, delivered as one package and supporrted within a 24-hour response.
See the setup, curriculum and funding routes other teams in your sector use
Schools, districts and classrooms
Clinics and therapy centres
Workplaces and community spaces
Family and personal use
Pre-3 activity sets in English, Arabic, Spanish mapped to learning and therapy goals.
Early language, numbers and play routines for ages 3–7
Vocabulary, listening and expressive speech, plus Rawi read-alongs
Counting, patterns, sequencing and problem-solving
Exploration, cause and effect, music and making
Adapted activities for dyslexia, ADHD and processing differences
Naming feelings, self-regulation and turn-taking
DIRFloortime®-informed goals for motor, sensory and speech progress

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WEF MENA names Iris Solution as one of the 100 fourth industrial revolution social ventures.
2 April 2019, Dead Sea. Jordan
The World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa, which was held this month in Jordan, has recognised Iris solution as one of the top 100 fourth industrial revolution startups.
The sessions of the forum centered on four essential elements: the fourth industrial revolution in the Arab world, the construction of a new economic model, the future of environmental management in the Arab world, and finding common ground in a multi-directional world. The goal of the forum is to get more entrepreneurs in the Arab world to talk about important issues in national and regional dialogues. The chosen startup took part in the official program for the Middle East and North Africa meeting of the World Economic Forum and had the chance to network with business, political, and industry leaders. and discusses the future of their industry as well as access to the greatest social benefit possible.
The two-day forum was held under the theme “Towards new cooperation systems.” The companies were selected from more than 400 applicants and represent 17 countries and industries, including education, energy, environment, finance, health, media, and transportation. The event took place in Jordan. The World Economic Forum and the King Abdullah II Fund for Development worked together to put it on.
Several heads of state and approximately 1,000 business leaders, politicians, representatives of civil society institutions, international and youth organizations, media professionals, and academics from approximately 50 countries participated in the forum’s activities and opening speech.
March 14, 2024
Opening of Sensory Integration section at Al Bunayat Centre for Special Education
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