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San José Mineta International Airport Partners with Nutanix and Children’s Discovery Museum to Install Sensory-Friendly Room

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San José Mineta International Airport, Nutanix, and the Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose are partnering to install a new sensory-friendly room within the airport terminal. This facility aims to provide a quiet, controlled environment for travelers who experience sensory processing sensitivities, offering a space designed to reduce overstimulation during the travel process.

The project combines the airport’s infrastructure with the technical and design expertise of the participating organizations. Nutanix is providing the necessary support for the initiative, while the Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose is contributing its experience in creating inclusive, sensory-conscious spaces. The room will feature specialized lighting, sound-dampening materials, and calming activities intended to assist passengers who may find the typical airport environment overwhelming. Airport officials expect the installation to serve as a resource for families and individuals who require a regulated space before or after their flights.

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Date: June 9, 2026

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