How does the Virtual Pottery Making Game work?
- Mount the projector and depth sensor on a frame above a white table.
- The projector casts a spinning potter's wheel onto the tabletop.
- A visitor cups both hands above the surface.
- The depth sensor reads the hands and reshapes the glowing vase.
- The vase curves follow the hands as they move.
What comes with the Virtual Pottery Making Game?
- Projector
- Depth sensor
- Frame
- White tabletop
- Host computer
What space and power does the Virtual Pottery Making Game need?
| Play area | A table with a flat white top and standing room around it; we size it to your fair booth |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | Projector and sensor on a frame above the table; height confirmed on site |
| Power | Power for the projector, depth sensor and host computer |
| Network | None; the pottery software runs locally |
Where is the Virtual Pottery Making Game used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Virtual Pottery Making Game: questions buyers ask
Does the virtual pottery game use real clay?
No. The Virtual Pottery Making Game makes the vase from projected light, so there is no clay, water or cleaning. Visitors shape the vase with their hands in the air above the table.
What sensor does the pottery game use?
The Virtual Pottery Making Game uses a depth sensor above the table. It reads the position of both hands and passes the shape to the software, which redraws the vase to match.
What surface does the pottery table need?
A flat, white tabletop works better, as the projector paints light onto it. The Virtual Pottery Making Game shows a spinning wheel and a pale-gold vase, and we advise on table size and finish.
Can visitors keep the vase they make?
The vase exists as projected light, so there is no physical object. The Virtual Pottery Making Game can show the finished vase on screen. A saved or printed picture can be quoted separately.
Is the pottery game suitable for children?
Yes, because the Virtual Pottery Making Game needs only hand movement. Nothing is held, and nothing can break. We advise on table height for younger visitors when we plan the booth.