Boy's scanned car drawing driving across a projected town
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Draw Alive Drawing Game

The Draw Alive Drawing Game is a scan-and-animate drawing station that brings a child's crayon picture onto a big wall projection, made for schools and children's events. A drawn race car drives through a cartoon town.

Guide price: RM2,230 to RM7,510 (US$550 to US$1,850).Guide price: US$550 to US$1,850 (RM2,230 to RM7,510). Lead time is confirmed with your quote.

RM2,230–7,510

US$550–1,850

Play area

A wall or screen area plus a small table for the scanner station; we size it to your venue

Mounting height

Display height set by the wall size; confirmed on site

Lead time

With quote

Warranty

With quote

How does the Draw Alive Drawing Game work?

  1. A child draws a picture, such as a race car, on paper.
  2. Place the drawing at the scanner station.
  3. The software cuts the picture out and adds movement.
  4. The picture appears on the big wall projection.
  5. The drawing moves on the wall alongside the other drawings.

What comes with the Draw Alive Drawing Game?

  • Scanner station
  • Host computer
  • Output display or projector

What space and power does the Draw Alive Drawing Game need?

Play areaA wall or screen area plus a small table for the scanner station; we size it to your venue
Mounting heightDisplay height set by the wall size; confirmed on site
PowerPower for the display, scanner station and host computer
NetworkNone needed

Draw Alive Drawing Game specifications

Optional extrasTouch sensor, touch table, tablet
Output deviceLEDs, projectors or LCD screens

Where is the Draw Alive Drawing Game used?

Shipping and installation

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

Draw Alive Drawing Game: questions buyers ask

What extras can be added to the Draw Alive Drawing Game?

Optional extras are a touch sensor, a touch table and a tablet. The Draw Alive Drawing Game works without them, and we quote any extra you choose.

What display does the drawing game use?

The Draw Alive Drawing Game outputs to LEDs, projectors or LCD screens. We recommend a type by room light and size. A projector suits a large wall, and an LED screen holds up better in bright rooms.

How does a crayon drawing become part of the town?

The child places the drawing at the scanner station. The Draw Alive Drawing Game reads its shape and colours and adds it to the wall. Then the drawing moves, such as a car driving along.

Can children take their drawing home after scanning?

Yes, the paper stays with the child. The Draw Alive Drawing Game only scans the picture. If you want printed copies of the animated scene, tell us and we advise.

Does the drawing game work with felt-tip pens as well as crayons?

Bold, solid colours scan more reliably. The Draw Alive Drawing Game reads crayons and felt tips, but very pale lines can be missed. We suggest dark outlines and tell you how to set up the scanner.