Two children swatting projected germ characters on a wall, sensor on tripod
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Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game

The Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game is a camera-tracked wall game in which children wave bare hands to burst projected cartoon bugs, for community halls and schools. Open palms work as the sword, so there is nothing to hold.

Guide price: RM2,230 to RM21,110 (US$550 to US$5,200).Guide price: US$550 to US$5,200 (RM2,230 to RM21,110). Lead time is confirmed with your quote.

Typical range

RM2,230–21,110

US$550–5,200

Play area

A wall with open floor in front for several children; we size it to your hall

Mounting height

Projector height depends on the wall; confirmed after a site check

Lead time

With quote

Warranty

With quote

How does the Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game work?

  1. Place the camera sensor on a stand beside the wall.
  2. Connect the sensor and projector to the host computer.
  3. Start the game, which fills the wall with cartoon germs.
  4. Children sweep an open palm through the air in front of the wall.
  5. Each germ they touch bursts.

What comes with the Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game?

  • Camera sensor with stand
  • Projector
  • Host computer

What space and power does the Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game need?

Play areaA wall with open floor in front for several children; we size it to your hall
Mounting heightProjector height depends on the wall; confirmed after a site check
PowerPower for the projector, sensor and host computer
NetworkNone; the game is stored on the host computer

Where is the Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game used?

Shipping and installation

We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.

Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game: questions buyers ask

Do children hold a sword in the virus-smashing game?

No. Children sweep an open palm, and the camera sensor tracks it. The Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game has nothing to hold, so there is no equipment to lose or break.

What does the sensor beside the wall do in the germ game?

The sensor watches the children's hands and tells the game where they sweep. The Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game then bursts the germs at those points. The sensor sits on a stand beside the wall.

Can the germ game teach hygiene to young children?

Yes, as a talking point. The Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game shows silly cartoon germs, and a teacher can link it to handwashing. The game does not include a lesson plan, so the teacher prepares one.

How many children can play the germ game together?

The player count for the Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game depends on the camera view and wall width. A wide wall takes several children at once. We confirm the count in the quote.

Can the germs in the game be replaced with other characters?

Yes. The Virus-Smashing Light Sword Game can use other cartoon targets on request. Tell us the theme and age group and we quote the content work separately from the equipment.