Interactive floor projector for schools and classrooms

Immersive projection refers to a technology that creates a captivating and all-encompassing visual experience for viewers by projecting images or videos onto large surfaces, such as walls, floors, or even entire rooms. This technology aims to immerse the audience in a simulated environment, blurring the boundaries between the physical and virtual worlds.

It’s recommended to choose a light-colored material with minimal reflectivity—pure white or light grey works best. the
common material is cement & plaster board

For optimal projection results, the surface should be free of any patterns or textures, as the projector will display content
directly onto it. 

There are no specific material requirements; you may use any commonly available material in your local market, as long as it
meets the above conditions. 

It can be used in various venues, such as art exhibition, entertainment venues, educational institution, Wedding hall /Banquet/Bar,Yoga Studio and so on. It often involves advanced projection techniques, multimedia content, and interactive elements to engage and captivate the audience's senses.

We know that everyone wants to know the price, but the price of our products is determined by many factors since most of our products are custom, so no ready price list. In order to fast understand what you need, can you send us an inquiry like this?

For example: I am really interested in your immersive projection products, we are a company in the USA and want to install some in my restaurant. It is about 50 meters long, and 5m in width. Projection size you can decide but the length should be not less than 20 meters. We want some content about SeaWorld because our place is all about the sea. Thank you.

① Project Background: Briefly introduce the context in which this interactive scene will be used (e.g., exhibition, museum,
event space, children's area). Example: This scene is part of the “Underwater World” zone in a children's science museum,
designed to be engaging and exploratory. 

②Visual Style / Atmosphere: What kind of visual mood are you aiming for? Please describe the color scheme, style, and any
references. it should focus solely on describing the visual aspects of the scene, supported by relevant charts or reference
images. 

③ Interaction Points Overview：List each interactive hotspot along with the effect you'd like to trigger when the user
touches or clicks the area. example: when player touch the clownfish, it will swims away with bubble trail (animation effect)
and produce the bubble sound ( sound effect requirement )

④ Static Visual Reference：including but not limited to background image/video, a list of major visual elements (e.g., coral,
rocks, seaweed, fish), which elements should be interactive?