LightSpace



Lightspace® provides cutting edge interactive lighting and entertainment products to Nightclubs, Family Entertainment Centers, Theme Parks, Fashion Shows, Special Events Stage Lighting and Sound, Health Clubs and Architectural Lighting & Design.

The system is capable of storing and running a potentially limitless variety of games and interactive programs that can be used by any number of participants simultaneously.
Lightspace® Play includes an interactive floor surface comprised of 16” x 16” programmable LED lit and pressure sensitive tiles constructed to fit a 10 foot square space. Each tile consists of sixteen 4” x 4” pixels that can display any color, pattern or image.

The surface is able to detect location, movement and density of players to give a realistic gaming experience. Reactions to player movements are displayed on the surface and are accompanied by sound effects.
Engaging way for people of all ages to play, dance, design, get fit and have fun.

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