The short answer
An immersive room from us costs about RM10,550 to RM52,770 (US$2,600 to US$13,000) as a guide, and the exact figure comes with a quote. The Immersive Projection Room is priced from RM26,380 (US$6,500). Room size, the number of projectors, whether visitors can touch or move the picture, and the content decide where you land in that range.
What you get at each price level
All prices here are converted from US dollars at RM4.059 to US$1, rounded to the nearest RM10, and the product pages show the same figures.
- Studio set-up. The Immersive Yoga Projection Room has a guide range of RM13,190 to RM23,750 (US$3,250 to US$5,850). It is a studio set-up with a PC, control software to switch scenes and effects, and projectors of any resolution. It suits yoga studios, spas and wellness clubs.
- From price. The Immersive Projection Room starts at RM26,380 (US$6,500), with no upper figure listed. It is a walk-in room whose walls and floor carry one continuous picture. It comes with projectors, a host computer, geometric correction and image blending, and mounting hardware. Touch or a body sensor is optional.
- Wider guide range. The Immersive Art Projection Room, the Interactive Immersive Projection System and the Interactive Design Room each carry the full guide range of RM10,550 to RM52,770 (US$2,600 to US$13,000). The Dome Projection System sits in the same range, with the dome size set in your quote.
A guide range is not a promise that every room costs the same at the bottom or the top. A small room with few projectors sits near the low end. A large hall with many projectors, sensors and custom content sits near the high end.
What drives the price
- Number of projectors. Our rooms use geometric correction and blending, so several projectors join into one picture. The coverage and projector count have no fixed limit, so a larger surface needs more projectors and costs more.
- Room size and surfaces. A room that wraps the walls and floor needs more projection than a single wall. The size follows your floor plan.
- Interaction. Interaction is optional on several rooms, so tell us at quote stage whether you want touch or a body sensor; the quote shows what it adds. The Interactive Immersive Projection System uses radar touch, and the Immersive Projection Room can add touch or a body sensor.
- Content. The Immersive Art Projection Room plays moving artwork. The Interactive Design Room shows a furnished interior and can work from a panoramic photo that you supply. Ask the quote to show any content made for your venue as its own line.
- Installation. Mounting the projectors, aligning the picture and darkening the room all take time on site.
Ready-made or custom content
Content is the line item buyers most often overlook. Some rooms play existing artwork or scenes, and others are built around your own material. The Interactive Design Room shows how this works in practice: you supply a panoramic photo of a room, and that photo becomes the source material for the walls and floor. Ask for custom content as a separate line in the quote so you can see what it adds.
Space and power needs
The room should have plain, light walls and enough ceiling height to mount projectors above visitors. We confirm the exact height from your measurements, because it depends on the projectors and the layout. Light levels should be moderate or lower, so plan to darken the room. A standard studio ceiling is enough for the Immersive Yoga Projection Room.
For power, you need power points at each projector position and one for the host computer. A network is not required for playback. It helps only if you want to update content remotely. The Dome Projection System needs a room that can be darkened and a ceiling that clears the full dome height plus its frame.
Lead time
Our product pages list a lead time from 10 days for these rooms. The quote confirms the date for your room.
How to get an exact quote
Send us the room dimensions or a floor plan, the ceiling height and the use you have in mind, such as an art show, a showroom or a classroom. Tell us whether visitors should touch or move the picture. We then confirm the projector count, the sensor choice, the content and the price. You can compare the options on the Immersive Rooms and Projection Mapping category pages.




