School Interactive Floor Mapping Sport All-in-One - Campus Games

This system typically comprises several key components:

1. Projector: A high-resolution projector is the core component, casting interactive images and educational content directly onto the floor.

2. Computer System: A dedicated computer system is equipped with specialized software to control and manage the interactive content. This system is responsible for processing the interactions and delivering them to the projector.

3. Motion Sensors: Motion sensors, often mounted on the ceiling, detect movement and gestures from students. These sensors allow the system to react in real-time to the students’ actions, creating an interactive learning experience.

4. Interactive Software: The software includes a range of educational games, simulations, and learning modules tailored to different age groups and subjects. It is often customizable, allowing teachers to create or modify content to suit specific curriculum needs.

5. Sound System: Integrated speakers or an external sound system provide audio to accompany the visual content, enhancing the immersive experience.

6. Remote Control/Interface: A remote control or user interface (like a tablet or a touch screen panel) allows teachers to easily select, modify, and control the content and settings of the system.

7. Installation Hardware: This includes mounting brackets for the projector and sensors, cables, and any additional hardware required for installation.