How does the Interactive Basketball work?
- Mount a single real hoop with a clear backboard on the game wall.
- Project the game onto the wall around the hoop.
- The player shoots a real basketball at the hoop.
- The system detects the shot as the ball drops through the net.
- Sparks of light burst on the wall to mark the score.
What comes with the Interactive Basketball?
- Hoop
- Clear backboard
What space and power does the Interactive Basketball need?
| Play area | A wall with room in front for shooting, and a low rail to keep onlookers back; sized in your quote |
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| Mounting height | Enough height for the hoop and the shot arc, confirmed from your site drawings |
| Power | Standard power points for the projector and computer |
| Network | Not needed in play; optional for updating the game |
Where is the Interactive Basketball used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Basketball: questions buyers ask
Does the Interactive Basketball use a real ball?
Yes, the Interactive Basketball is played with a real basketball and a real hoop. The wall around the hoop carries the projected game, and sparks light up on every scoring shot.
How many hoops does the Interactive Basketball have?
The Interactive Basketball is a single-hoop game. For more than one shooting station, we quote the extra set-up, including the wall space and the extra projection each station needs.
Is the Interactive Basketball suitable for a mall play zone?
Yes. The Interactive Basketball suits a mall play zone with a ball-safe wall, a low rail for onlookers and a supervised queue. Send us the zone dimensions and we confirm the layout.
What happens when the ball goes in on the Interactive Basketball?
When the ball drops through the net, the Interactive Basketball detects the score and bursts sparks of light across the wall behind the hoop. The score then updates in the game.