How does the Interactive Floor Piano work?
- Place the projector or display so the keyboard lands on the floor.
- Set the keyboard size to match the space.
- A sensor tracks where each person steps.
- The host computer plays the note for the key under their foot.
- Two or more players can step together to play chords and tunes.
What comes with the Interactive Floor Piano?
- Floor projection or display unit
- Step sensor
- Host computer with piano software
- Speaker connection
What space and power does the Interactive Floor Piano need?
| Play area | A flat, plain floor strip long enough for the keyboard; length set in your quote |
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| Mounting height | Projector versions need a mounting height confirmed in your quote |
| Power | A standard power point plus an audio output |
| Network | Not needed for play |
Interactive Floor Piano specifications
| Operating setting | Indoor or outdoors |
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Where is the Interactive Floor Piano used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Floor Piano: questions buyers ask
Can several children play the floor piano together?
Yes. The Interactive Floor Piano reads steps from more than one person, so a group can share the keyboard. The exact number depends on the sensor and floor area we set up.
Is the floor piano an outdoor product?
The Interactive Floor Piano can run indoors or outdoors. Outdoor placement needs a suitable output device and weather protection, so tell us where it will go and we advise before quoting.
Do players need to know music?
No. Stepping on the lit keys of the Interactive Floor Piano plays notes straight away, so a child can make a tune without lessons. Teachers can also use it for simple rhythm games.
What speakers does the floor piano need?
The Interactive Floor Piano sends notes to speakers you provide or we supply. Tell us the room size and noise limits, and we recommend a speaker setup that suits the space.