How does the Virtual Archery work?
- Set up the large screen at the far end of the range.
- The player stands at the shooting line with a real bow.
- The player loads a soft-tipped arrow and draws.
- The arrow flies toward the projected target range.
- The system reads where the arrow lands and scores the shot.
What comes with the Virtual Archery?
- Bow
- Soft-tipped arrows
What space and power does the Virtual Archery need?
| Play area | An indoor hall with a shooting line and a clear lane to the screen; sized in your quote |
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| Mounting height | Hall height enough for the draw and arrow flight; we confirm it |
| Power | Standard power point for the projector and computer |
| Network | Shooting needs none |
Virtual Archery specifications
| Lighting conditions | Moderate or less |
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Where is the Virtual Archery used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Virtual Archery: questions buyers ask
Does Virtual Archery use real arrows?
Virtual Archery uses a real bow with a soft-tipped arrow. The soft tip protects the screen and people nearby, and you still need a marked shooting line.
What lighting does Virtual Archery need?
Virtual Archery needs moderate or lower light. Bright lamps or sunlight wash out the projected targets, so we may suggest dimming the hall or shading the windows near the range.
How far must players stand from the Virtual Archery screen?
The shooting distance for Virtual Archery is set from your hall size in the quote. A longer lane suits archery better, so send us the room length.
Is Virtual Archery suitable for children?
Yes, children can use Virtual Archery with soft-tipped arrows and supervision. You set your own age rules, and an adult should supervise the shooting line.