Curved anti-blow double-layer curtain, Dell host and ESPON camera for indoor simulated golf

Bowling projection uses a projector to project the game screen on the lane and uses dynamic capture technology to achieve real-time interaction between the bowling ball and the lane dynamic screen. When the bowling ball rolls through the interactive area, various interactive effects will change accordingly with the bowling ball, creating unexpected light and shadow effects.

Tetris Simulator is a color-block interactive game similar to Tetris. It allows one or more players to play level-breaking games at the same time.

Shooting has its origins in hunting and military activities; in the 15th century, Switzerland hosted a competition of shooting with muskets; in the early 19th century, some European countries held games of shooting at live pigeons, which were the prototypes of the modern shooting competitions; at the 1st Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, there were five shooting disciplines; the first World Shooting Championships were held in 1897; and at the 23rd Olympic Games in 1894, shooter Xu Haifeng won the first gold medal in the Chinese Olympic history. The first World Shooting Championship was held in 1897. In the 23rd Olympic Games in 1984, shooter Xu Haifeng won the championship and achieved the first gold medal in China's Olympic history.

"Indoor Simulated Golf" is a real game that restores the experience of the golf course. Players can swing on the virtual course and feel the elegance and strategy of golf. The game screen is realistic, providing different courses and difficulty levels for players to challenge. Players can practice alone or fight in real time, and the real-time scoring system records the performance. New golfers alike can find fun in the game.

"Rock Climbing" is a challenging interactive rock climbing game that combines rock climbing and color block recognition. It allows one or more players to play a level-breaking game at the same time.

This game is an interactive rock climbing game that uses a projector to project the game on the climbing wall, and combines motion capture technology and AR augmented reality technology to achieve entertainment, puzzle, interaction and fitness. When children are rock climbing, they can also participate in a variety of educational interactive games, which not only exercise their physical coordination ability using both hands and feet, but also cultivate their spirit of not being afraid of hardships and obstacles and having the courage to challenge!

The colorful slide game uses interactive projection technology to project the picture on the slide. When the child's body comes into contact with the picture on the slide, various gorgeous interactive effects and dynamic and lifelike audio special effects will appear on the picture, making the entire process of sliding on the slide more enjoyable. Full of magical colors! The innovative multiplayer interactive gameplay and colorful game graphics add infinite cool and dynamic charm to the traditional slide.

AR Touchscreen Painting is an interactive three-dimensional cultivation game composed of a graffiti terminal and an interactive terminal. Children can paint the animals with their favorite colors on the graffiti terminal, and then submit it to the interactive terminal. In this way, the animals created by the children are given "life" and can move freely in the scene, and can also move freely in the scene. You can interact with small animals. This game fully develops children's creative thinking and perception of nature, and also allows them to experience the magical charm of creating "life"

"Eye of the Devil" is a digital interactive game that allows one or more players to enter a game room with multiple digital interactive screens on the wall at the same time to play a level-breaking game. Players need to quickly find the target number according to the prompts within a limited time. And press off to complete the level mission. The tense game atmosphere tests the player's energy and physical strength at the same time. Game interaction ensures competitiveness while allowing players to engage in diverse-level challenges.

A badminton simulator uses computer digital simulation technology to display a realistic outdoor badminton court indoors and project it onto a large screen in front of users through a projector, simulating the player's playing state outdoors. The high-speed camera sensor in front of the device can instantly measure the flight speed, angle, and rotation of the badminton. After being processed by the computer system, the trajectory of badminton's trajectory is projected in real time on a large screen, fully simulating the playing experience on a real field. Users have a strong sense of immersion during the simulation training process.

 AR floor interactive game uses a projector to project game images on the ground, and uses motion capture technology to achieve real-time interaction between people and dynamic images on the ground. When children walk through the interactive area, various interactive effects will change accordingly with your footsteps, creating unexpected light and shadow effects.