When urban landmarks meet mass sports events, light and shadow serve as an invisible bond connecting urban memories and sporting passion.
Qingsu Park on Central Avenue in Yueqing City, Zhejiang Province, Leise Optoelectronics uses 4 7000-lumen laser projectors with human body sensing chips to create multi-person interactive projection mini-games with rich and endless fun!
The Qingsu Park ground interactive projection project provides citizens with a novel interactive experience format, driving children to participate in interactive projection mini-games and enriching night cultural life.
Leise Optoelectronics' ground interactive projection system adopts advanced laser projection technology and human body sensing chips to realize multi-person simultaneous interactive experience. The projection image is clear and bright, and the interactive response is sensitive, adding infinite fun to park night activities.
The project uses 4 7000-lumen laser projectors to cover a large interactive area and support multiple people to participate at the same time. The human body sensing chip accurately captures movements to realize zero-delay interactive experience.
The interactive programs are rich and diverse, including fishing games, whack-a-mole, football shooting and other fun games, suitable for people of all ages.
Since the project was put into use, it has been deeply loved by citizens and has become one of the most popular check-in spots in Qingsu Park at night.
Leise Optoelectronics will continue to adhere to the concept of "using light as a medium to light up the city" and provide professional light and shadow interactive solutions for more urban parks, scenic spots and commercial streets.
