How does the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System work?
- Survey the arena, measure the floor and wall area, and plan where each projector sits so the images overlap slightly at the edges.
- Mount the projectors on the ceiling or a rigid frame, fix each bracket firmly, and aim each projector at its share of the surface.
- Align the images and blend the overlaps in software so the seams disappear.
- Install sensors so every part of the play surface is tracked, then calibrate them against the projected picture so a step lands where the game expects it.
- Run one game across the whole surface from the host computer, and start and stop it from the same machine so staff do not need to touch the ceiling equipment.
- Check picture and sensor coverage again after the first day of play, since mounted projectors can shift slightly, and re-align if you see a seam.
What comes with the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System?
- Multiple ceiling projectors
- Sensors to cover the arena
- Blending and alignment software
- Host computer with the game installed
- Mounting brackets
- Cabling between the host computer and projectors
What space and power does the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System need?
| Play area | A large indoor arena with a clear floor and a wall that can take a projected image; floor colour and finish affect picture quality, and area and layout are confirmed in your quote after a site survey |
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| Mounting height | A ceiling or frame that can carry several projectors firmly and without vibration; height and projector spacing are confirmed in your quote, because they decide how much floor each projector covers |
| Power | Power to every projector, sensor and the host computer, with sockets placed near the mounting points to keep cable runs short; we draw up a power plan with your quote and the circuits must be able to carry the combined load of all projectors running together |
| Network | Not needed to play |
Where is the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System: questions buyers ask
Why does the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System use several projectors?
The Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System uses several projectors because one projector covers a limited area. Blending them gives a single picture across a long arena, so a large group can play on one continuous surface.
How many children can play the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System?
The Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System can host a big group of children at once. The count depends on the arena size and sensor coverage, and we confirm both in your quote after a site survey.
Does the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System need a professional installation?
Yes, the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System needs careful installation. Projector alignment, blending and sensor coverage all affect the result, so we plan the layout with you before anything is mounted on the ceiling.
Can the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System cover floor and wall together?
Yes, the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System can cover floor and wall in one game. A river of lily pads across the floor, for example, can continue up the wall as a single picture.
Will I see the joins between projectors on the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System?
The Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System blends the overlaps between projectors in software, so the joins should not show as lines. Surface colour, ceiling height and alignment all matter, and we check the picture on site.
What should I prepare before the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System arrives?
Prepare a cleared arena, a ceiling or frame that can carry several projectors, and enough power points for the layout. For the Multi-Projector Large-Area Game System we send a list of these needs with your quote.