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Virtual Child's Play in Las Vegas

By Kate Cracknell Health Club Managements

Oct 21 2009

Virtual Child's Play in Las Vegas
Graphics on the interactive wall respond accurately to kids' movements

 

The Child's Play family activity centre in Las Vegas, which opened earlier this year, has now unveiled its latest innovation - a new GestureTek WallFX interactive display system.

The centre, which has more than 500 members, has been designed to cater for everyone in the family without breaking anyone's budget. A monthly fee covers both informal play time and formalised, age-appropriate activities.

There are activities for kids aged nine months to 10 years, with more than 30 different classes - from music, art and drama to gymnastics, yoga, karate and tumbling. There are even classes to teach kids foreign languages or baby sign language. Parents can participate in some of the classes, or socialise with other parents in a communal area.

The new interactive wall has been introduced to add another fun, engaging option to get the kids active. Using patented video gesture control software, along with a camera and projector fixed to the ceiling, the system tracks the children's movement and responds accurately to the subtlest gestures, allowing for real-time interaction.

For older kids, it's possible to project their own image onto the screen in real-time, so they see themselves as they participate in virtual adventures such as skydiving and swimming with sharks.