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Coronavirus Game
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With this software, in the game, the experiencer can use "physical movements" to remotely control the "nano-chariot" to fight against the viruses that appear, and then use their fists to launch "energy bombs", different viruses will have different scores, hit various viruses, corresponding points will be awarded. We have developed several kinds of coronavirus games for public health museum so that the visitors may gain the awareness of precaution and control for the epidemic while playing the games.
Body Sensor Cut Virus
All kinds of viruses show on the screen, you can use your hands or swards to destroy them, it used the somatosensory sensor to control the game, and support 1-4 person at the sometimes. If you want to customize new games , please contact us.
How Does It Work
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PC 1.Receive sensor interactive signals 2.Run interactive software | Display Device Any kind of digital display device like projector, Led screen, or monitor.etc | Sensor/Kinect v2.0 Detect interactive signals and transmit them to interactive software. |
Destroy Viruses
Projector display image on the ground , it will create a lot of viruses, you can step on them and destroy them.
FAQ（click icon for answer）
 | How to install the KinectV2.0 sensor? |
 | How to see other related products video? |
Specification
Coronavirus Game is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of virtual reality and AR/VR. The Coronavirus Game is played in the form of projection, which allows players to control game characters through physical movements. Unlike traditional game control methods such as keyboards, controllers, and mice, kinesthetic games use technologies such as sensors and cameras to perceive players' body movements, thereby achieving game control. It is widely used for virtual reality and AR/VR.
Coronavirus Game, also known as lightsaber game or AR Games, is commonly used in multimedia interactive venues such as children's parks, shopping malls, amusement parks, schools, and parent-child interaction sites. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.
With this software, in the game, the experiencer can use "physical movements" to remotely control the "nano-chariot" to fight against the viruses that appear, and then use their fists to launch "energy bombs", different viruses will have different scores, hit various viruses, corresponding points will be awarded. We have developed several kinds of coronavirus games for public health museum so that the visitors may gain the awareness of precaution and control for the epidemic while playing the games.
Body Sensor Cut Virus
All kinds of viruses show on the screen, you can use your hands or swards to destroy them, it used the somatosensory sensor to control the game, and support 1-4 person at the sometimes. If you want to customize new games , please contact us.
How Does It Work
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
PC 1.Receive sensor interactive signals 2.Run interactive software | Display Device Any kind of digital display device like projector, Led screen, or monitor.etc | Sensor/Kinect v2.0 Detect interactive signals and transmit them to interactive software. |
Destroy Viruses
Projector display image on the ground , it will create a lot of viruses, you can step on them and destroy them.
FAQ（click icon for answer）
| How to install the KinectV2.0 sensor? |
| How to see other related products video? |
Specification
Coronavirus Game is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of virtual reality and AR/VR. The Coronavirus Game is played in the form of projection, which allows players to control game characters through physical movements. Unlike traditional game control methods such as keyboards, controllers, and mice, kinesthetic games use technologies such as sensors and cameras to perceive players' body movements, thereby achieving game control. It is widely used for virtual reality and AR/VR.
Coronavirus Game, also known as lightsaber game or AR Games, is commonly used in multimedia interactive venues such as children's parks, shopping malls, amusement parks, schools, and parent-child interaction sites. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.