Description
| Model Name | Product Composition |
| DYNAMIC SWING | Computer Specs : I10th Generation Intel® Core™ i3 Processors 8G, 128G Video card ：1050 Projector Laser: 4500 lumens Max Resolution:1920*1080 Throw Ratio: 0.233:1 Sensors : kinect 2.0 mouse+keyborad: 1 set remote control: 1piece |
| Space Requirement: 2.44*1.32 meters on the ground
Number of Players: 1-2 Game Effects: The user sits on the swing and swings back and forth, and the screen also changes according to the amplitude of the swing. |
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| Warranty Period: Three years | Operational Recommendation: Experiential nature |
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| Gameplay introduction: Dynamic Swing is a game software that uses sensors to transmit swing data in real time to control the effect of the software screen. The user sits on the swing and swings back and forth, and the screen will also change according to the amplitude of the swing swing |
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Latest Interactive Swing Set Projection Mapping Game Immersive Room Experience
Description of Interactive Swing Set Projection Mapping
Interactive Swing Set Projection Mapping is a cutting-edge installation that combines the joy of physical play with immersive digital technology. This installation uses a standard swing set as its platform, but enhances the experience by integrating sensors and projection mapping technology. Here’s how it works:
- Swing Set: A regular swing set, often found in playgrounds.
- Sensors: These are attached to each swing to detect motion and speed. They send real-time data about the swing’s position and the swinger’s activity.
- Projection Mapping: Based on the sensor data, interactive visuals are projected onto the ground and surrounding areas. These visuals can be thematic (like a galaxy where each swing creates a trail of stars) or reactive (changing colors and patterns as the swing moves).
Applications of Interactive Swing Set Projection Mapping
1. Public Parks and Playgrounds
- Enhancing Play: This technology can transform a regular playground into an interactive and educational experience, making it more attractive to children and their families.
- Community Engagement: By providing a unique and engaging installation, local parks can attract more visitors, fostering community interaction and activity.
2. Educational Institutions
- Learning Through Play: Schools can use this technology to teach basic physics principles (like gravity and momentum) through interactive play.
- Physical Education: Encourages physical activity in a fun and engaging way, which can be particularly beneficial for encouraging exercise among students.
3. Events and Festivals
- Attractions: Can be set up at festivals or events as an interactive art installation, providing not just entertainment but also a dynamic visual element that changes and evolves with user interaction.
- Customizable Themes: The visuals can be tailored to fit the theme of the event, whether it’s a music festival or a community fair.
4. Museums and Science Centers
- Interactive Exhibits: Offers a hands-on experience that helps visitors understand scientific concepts in a fun and engaging way.
- Artistic Displays: Art museums can use projection mapping to create changing art pieces that visitors can interact with through their movements.
5. Retail Environments
- Play Areas: Shopping malls and retail centers can implement these as part of play areas for children, keeping them engaged while parents shop.
- Brand Engagement: Brands can use customized projection mapping to engage potential customers in a unique way, potentially boosting brand recognition and customer loyalty.
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