How does the Interactive Projector Game Collection work?
- Mount the projector above the play area.
- Aim it at the floor, the wall, or both.
- Install the sensor to cover the same area.
- Choose a game from the library on the host computer.
- Children move on the projection and the game responds.
What comes with the Interactive Projector Game Collection?
- Projector
- Motion sensor
- Host computer with the game library installed
- Mounting bracket
What space and power does the Interactive Projector Game Collection need?
| Play area | Open play floor, and a wall if you want a wall game; confirmed in your quote |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | A ceiling that holds a projector; height confirmed in your quote |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | Not needed to play; Wi-Fi is useful when you add new games |
Where is the Interactive Projector Game Collection used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Projector Game Collection: questions buyers ask
Does the Interactive Projector Game Collection cover floors and walls?
Yes, the Interactive Projector Game Collection runs on floors and walls, and a play centre can use both together. Each surface needs its own projection and sensor coverage, which we plan in your quote.
Can staff change games on the Interactive Projector Game Collection?
Yes, staff can change games on the Interactive Projector Game Collection from the host computer. That lets a play centre rotate content through the day without moving any equipment.
Is the Interactive Projector Game Collection suitable for a small play room?
Yes, the Interactive Projector Game Collection suits a small room as well as a large hall. We size the projection area to the space, and confirm projector position and height in your quote.
Do children need any equipment for the Interactive Projector Game Collection?
No, children do not need equipment for the Interactive Projector Game Collection. A sensor tracks their feet and hands, so they can play barefoot or in socks, as the venue prefers.
