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How to convert standard projector to interactive?
Transforming a standard projector into an interactive display opens up a interesting multimedia world. Several technologies can achieve this, each offering unique advantages depending on your needs.
Finger Touch by Laser Camera
Our system can quickly upgrade an ordinary wall into a high-precision touch screen. It supports full Windows touch gestures: tap, double-click, drag, zoom, and more, just like a giant tablet. Enjoy precise finger touch or laser pointer control, all with plug-and-play ease. Perfect for collaborative and interactive settings everywhere.
Palm Touch by Radar
Motion Detect by IR Camera
This sensor is more sensitive and lower in cost, but it is only suitable for small-scale projection interaction and cannot achieve precise interaction. It is typically used in interactive ball games or floor-based children's interactive games.
Gesture or Body Motion Interactive
Our system combines a Kinect sensor with projected imagery to create interactive experiences. The Kinect detects users' skeletal data and movements within a 0.5–2.5 meter range from the screen, enabling seamless integration with projected content. This technology is ideal for both interactive information displays and immersive gaming applications.
IR Touch Frame
It can make your projection screen as responsive as a touch screen, supporting multi-touch interaction and system application interaction. All you need to do is install a black frame around your screen, and everything will be taken care of.
Interactive Projection Application
Our company sensor is compatible with any brand projector, it can make projection interactive. We also offer many interactive games for you to choose from
Retail & Advertising
Interactive projection technology upgrades the traditional display to an immersive experience-when customers pass by the store, somatosensory induction can awaken the dynamic product projection demonstration, virtual fitting room makes the clothing automatically match the body shape...
What is interactive projection?
Imagine turning any wall, floor, or table into a dynamic, responsive screen. That's interactive projection technology! It uses projectors combined with motion-sensing cameras(such as IR Camera) or touch sensors(such as radar) to create a surface that react to your movements and touch. Users interact directly with the projected content through gestures, touch, or movement, creating highly engaging and immersive experiences.
Why choose us?
We are a company that has been focusing on the multimedia industry for decades and are a highly capable supplier in the industry. We have developed various mature projection interactive products for different usages, like outdoor interactive floors, interactive walls for museums and exhibitions, interactive led wall, immersive interactive projection, and projector games for sports, education, and entertainment. Also, we can provide bespoke interactive games or interactive sensors and their SDK for you to develop games. Plus, we could sell projectors and computers together, which are relatively cheaper, stabler, and more compatible, than buying in your local place.
The difference between interactive projector and normal projector
Interactive: Traditional projectors can only display content, while interactive projectors allow users to interact directly with projected images.
Software integration: Interactive projectors are usually equipped with special software, which can be customized for education and other platforms.
Accuracy and responsiveness: The interactive projector is designed to be highly responsive to touch input, and accurately control and provide minimum delay.
Multifunctional: they are not limited to projection; They can also be used as interactive whiteboards, thus combining multiple functions in one device.
Parameter
Interaction area and resolution: | Unlimited |
Numbers of projectors: | Unlimited images, geometric correction and blending |
Ambient light: | Moderate or less |
Interaction method: | Body motion, touch, gestures, moving or props |
FAQ for Interactive Projection
Q1: What is the difference between interactive projector and normal projector?
Interactive: Traditional projectors can only display content, while interactive projectors allow users to interact directly with projected images.
Software integration: Interactive projectors are usually equipped with special software, which can be customized for education and other platforms.
Accuracy and responsiveness: The interactive projector is designed to be highly responsive to touch input, and accurately control and provide minimum delay.
Multifunctional: they are not limited to projection; They can also be used as interactive whiteboards, thus combining multiple functions in one device.
Q2: What are the key components of an interactive projector?
Key components include a projector, computer, interactive software, and sensing technology, transforming how we interact with digital content.
Q3: How much does an interactive projection system cost?
The cost varies significantly depending on several factors:
Size & Complexity: A small classroom setup costs much less than a large retail floor installation.
Hardware Quality: Projector brightness, resolution, camera/sensor accuracy, and computer specs greatly impact price.
Software & Content: Basic software vs. custom-developed interactive experiences add different costs.
Installation: Professional calibration and mounting add to the total.
Generally speaking, our price is around US$3,000-10,000.
Q4: What can I use interactive projection for? (Real-World Applications)
The possibilities are vast! Common uses include:
Education: Engaging lessons, virtual labs, interactive maps, storytelling for kids.
Retail & Marketing: Immersive product demos, interactive store windows, captivating in-store experiences, virtual try-ons (floor projections).
Entertainment: Interactive games on floors/walls (museums, arcades, family entertainment centers), immersive art installations, projection mapping effects with interaction.
Corporate: Dynamic presentations, interactive data visualization, collaborative brainstorming on tables/walls.
Exhibitions & Events: Captivating booth displays, interactive information kiosks, audience participation activations.
Public Spaces: Interactive wayfinding, engaging information walls in libraries or museums.
How to convert standard projector to interactive?
Transforming a standard projector into an interactive display opens up a interesting multimedia world. Several technologies can achieve this, each offering unique advantages depending on your needs.
Finger Touch by Laser Camera
Our system can quickly upgrade an ordinary wall into a high-precision touch screen. It supports full Windows touch gestures: tap, double-click, drag, zoom, and more, just like a giant tablet. Enjoy precise finger touch or laser pointer control, all with plug-and-play ease. Perfect for collaborative and interactive settings everywhere.
Palm Touch by Radar
Motion Detect by IR Camera
This sensor is more sensitive and lower in cost, but it is only suitable for small-scale projection interaction and cannot achieve precise interaction. It is typically used in interactive ball games or floor-based children's interactive games.
Gesture or Body Motion Interactive
Our system combines a Kinect sensor with projected imagery to create interactive experiences. The Kinect detects users' skeletal data and movements within a 0.5–2.5 meter range from the screen, enabling seamless integration with projected content. This technology is ideal for both interactive information displays and immersive gaming applications.
IR Touch Frame
It can make your projection screen as responsive as a touch screen, supporting multi-touch interaction and system application interaction. All you need to do is install a black frame around your screen, and everything will be taken care of.
Interactive Projection Application
Our company sensor is compatible with any brand projector, it can make projection interactive. We also offer many interactive games for you to choose from
Retail & Advertising
Interactive projection technology upgrades the traditional display to an immersive experience-when customers pass by the store, somatosensory induction can awaken the dynamic product projection demonstration, virtual fitting room makes the clothing automatically match the body shape...
What is interactive projection?
Imagine turning any wall, floor, or table into a dynamic, responsive screen. That's interactive projection technology! It uses projectors combined with motion-sensing cameras(such as IR Camera) or touch sensors(such as radar) to create a surface that react to your movements and touch. Users interact directly with the projected content through gestures, touch, or movement, creating highly engaging and immersive experiences.
Why choose us?
We are a company that has been focusing on the multimedia industry for decades and are a highly capable supplier in the industry. We have developed various mature projection interactive products for different usages, like outdoor interactive floors, interactive walls for museums and exhibitions, interactive led wall, immersive interactive projection, and projector games for sports, education, and entertainment. Also, we can provide bespoke interactive games or interactive sensors and their SDK for you to develop games. Plus, we could sell projectors and computers together, which are relatively cheaper, stabler, and more compatible, than buying in your local place.
The difference between interactive projector and normal projector
Interactive: Traditional projectors can only display content, while interactive projectors allow users to interact directly with projected images.
Software integration: Interactive projectors are usually equipped with special software, which can be customized for education and other platforms.
Accuracy and responsiveness: The interactive projector is designed to be highly responsive to touch input, and accurately control and provide minimum delay.
Multifunctional: they are not limited to projection; They can also be used as interactive whiteboards, thus combining multiple functions in one device.
Parameter
Interaction area and resolution: | Unlimited |
Numbers of projectors: | Unlimited images, geometric correction and blending |
Ambient light: | Moderate or less |
Interaction method: | Body motion, touch, gestures, moving or props |
FAQ for Interactive Projection
Q1: What is the difference between interactive projector and normal projector?
Interactive: Traditional projectors can only display content, while interactive projectors allow users to interact directly with projected images.
Software integration: Interactive projectors are usually equipped with special software, which can be customized for education and other platforms.
Accuracy and responsiveness: The interactive projector is designed to be highly responsive to touch input, and accurately control and provide minimum delay.
Multifunctional: they are not limited to projection; They can also be used as interactive whiteboards, thus combining multiple functions in one device.
Q2: What are the key components of an interactive projector?
Key components include a projector, computer, interactive software, and sensing technology, transforming how we interact with digital content.
Q3: How much does an interactive projection system cost?
The cost varies significantly depending on several factors:
Size & Complexity: A small classroom setup costs much less than a large retail floor installation.
Hardware Quality: Projector brightness, resolution, camera/sensor accuracy, and computer specs greatly impact price.
Software & Content: Basic software vs. custom-developed interactive experiences add different costs.
Installation: Professional calibration and mounting add to the total.
Generally speaking, our price is around US$3,000-10,000.
Q4: What can I use interactive projection for? (Real-World Applications)
The possibilities are vast! Common uses include:
Education: Engaging lessons, virtual labs, interactive maps, storytelling for kids.
Retail & Marketing: Immersive product demos, interactive store windows, captivating in-store experiences, virtual try-ons (floor projections).
Entertainment: Interactive games on floors/walls (museums, arcades, family entertainment centers), immersive art installations, projection mapping effects with interaction.
Corporate: Dynamic presentations, interactive data visualization, collaborative brainstorming on tables/walls.
Exhibitions & Events: Captivating booth displays, interactive information kiosks, audience participation activations.
Public Spaces: Interactive wayfinding, engaging information walls in libraries or museums.
