Interactive Wall and Floor Projection Game System for 6-8 Players
 | Interactive Wall and Floor Projection Game System for 6-8 Players
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Product Application Showcase
A Full-Body Team Reaction Arena
This interactive wall and floor projection game system turns a fixed play area into a fast red-versus-blue team challenge. Players respond to prompts shown across the upper display, then move through their team zone to hit wall-mounted balls with their hands or step on floor balls with their feet. Every recognized action feeds back into the game score, creating a shared experience built around movement, quick decisions and team coordination.
Project, Detect, Respond and Score
Three laser projectors map changing numbers, colors, fruit graphics and game effects onto the wall and floor ball surfaces. Radar sensing tracks hand and foot interactions, while the software identifies the selected target and updates the team score on screen. A three-channel server, projection-blending system and multi-screen processor coordinate the display so the wall, floor and scoreboard operate as one connected arena rather than separate game stations.
Three Games in One Arena
Math Master asks players to read an equation and race to the correct numbered target, adding mental calculation to physical movement. Crazy Mushroom challenges each team to match the color shown on screen, with bomb targets introducing a score penalty. Fruit Paradise presents fruit types and quantities for players to locate, with lucky-star moments creating bonus-scoring opportunities. Switching content changes the task without changing the physical arena, giving groups three distinct reasons to play again.
Reference System Configuration
The illustrated setup is designed for six to eight players and uses 18 wall balls plus 54 floor balls, for a total of 72 interactive targets. Its hardware package includes three laser projectors, three radar sensing sets, a custom three-channel computer, projection-blending software, a multi-screen processor, audio equipment and the required connection accessories. The reference projector specification starts at 3,800 lumens with a laser light source; final models and technical details should follow the approved project configuration.
Planned for Active Entertainment Venues
The reference layout uses an approximately 4.0 x 5.5 m floor frame and a 4.0 x 2.8 m wall display. This format can suit family entertainment centers, interactive sports zones, shopping-mall attractions, group activity venues and technology-focused play spaces that want visible multiplayer action. The red-and-blue division makes team roles easy to understand, while the bright projected content gives spectators a clear view of the current task and score.
Site Review, Installation and Maintenance
Before production, confirm the room dimensions, clear height, ambient lighting, projector positions, wall and floor structure, player circulation, electrical supply, network conditions and software language. Projection alignment and radar detection should be commissioned for the finished site, then checked whenever equipment is moved or the environment changes. Operators should keep projector ventilation clear, clean filters on schedule, inspect the balls and mounting structure, and verify sensing and scoring before opening. Internal electrical, optical or processing-system service should be completed by qualified personnel according to the approved technical documentation.