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HOW WE WORK

If we are not a fit, we will say so

Give us the city, floor area and budget. We judge whether the project model holds before we talk about equipment.

First reply within one working day
We will tell you straight if it does not fit
See the proposal and pricing before you commit

Who actually decides a venue project

Projects are approved by several roles, not one buyer. We prepare the material each role needs instead of one generic pitch.

01
Owner / investor
Needs site conditions, investment structure and opening date to make sense together, not a unit price.
02
Operations lead
Needs staffing, training, maintenance and content updates covered before opening.
03
Design / fit-out partner
Needs floor area, circulation, power and fire-safety conditions translated into drawings.

WHERE IT BREAKS

Where venue projects actually stall

Pick the situation closest to yours. We answer it directly instead of sending a catalogue first.

Choose the closest one

WHAT THE BUDGET BUYS

What the budget actually buys

Give us floor area and a budget tier, and we return an indicative investment structure with the equipment mix that fits it.

A starting split for early planning. It is not a quotation.

Indicative split

DEMO · 300 m²

Equipment55%
Fit-out and environment25%
Launch and operations12%
Contingency8%

Suggested equipment mixSports Equipment / Amusement Equipment / AR / VR

Shares are indicative. Final configuration and pricing are confirmed after on-site measurement and a written proposal.

Planning assumption only. No return-on-investment or revenue forecast is implied.

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All information you provide is kept strictly confidential.

Spec visualiser

See the numbers in space

Dimensions, power and site conditions come straight from the manufacturer spec sheet. Bring your own floor size and test the layout below.

Typical venuesSports hallCasual competitiveTeam building

Footprint is calculated from cabinet width × depth; all other figures come from the manufacturer spec sheet.

Drawn to scale

4 {unit} × 5 {unit} × 3.5 m high, 20 sqm. Dashed frame shows the 0.6 m service gap. Dimensions from the manufacturer spec sheet.

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How many fit in your floor

LengthmWidthmClear heightm

Service gap 0.6 mFire aisle 1.2 m

2Units

42%Floor use

40 ㎡Equipment area

1 kWTotal power

For 2 units running together, reserve a 3-phase 380V 2A or 1-phase 220V 6A circuit (15% headroom included).

Unit rated voltage: 220V.Final wiring to be confirmed by an on-site electrician.

Arranged 2 × 1; fire aisle and service gap included, columns, doors and service access excluded.

More units on the same floor

Estimated with the same floor, gap and headroom; only layout capacity is compared. Gameplay, pricing and operations are separate.

Get a quote for this layoutHand the floor size and unit count above to an advisor; final configuration is confirmed after a site survey.

How it compares

Dashed marker = average of the 11 units (23.41 ㎡); this unit ranks 7 of 11; it is 15% below it

All figures come from each unit’s manufacturer spec sheet; dimensions are the cabinet outline, excluding audience and service clearance.

Six-axis profile

Further out = larger value

Dashed = average of other units

11 units in group; normalised within the group

PRODUCT DOCUMENTS

Gameplay and installation manuals for this model

Download the original manuals for gameplay rules, venue layout and equipment setup, for internal evaluation and on-site coordination.

The original manuals are published in Chinese. Contact us if you need key sections explained in English.

Digital Sports
Curling Simulator · Gameplay & Installation Guide
Gameplay rules, venue layout and equipment installation notes for project planning and on-site setup.
16 pages · 1.7 MB · Chinese edition
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QUALIFICATION

Certifications and test reports for this model

Documents archived for this product. The numbers shown can be checked against the originals; stamped copies are supplied by model for tenders and venue approvals.

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Utility model & design patents

PURCHASE / PROCUREMENT AND DELIVERY

Where this unit fits — and what you receive

A single machine only keeps running inside a fitting venue model. Below are the typical placements for this equipment and what every delivery includes.

Typical placements

Indoor sports venues and sports parks: used as a headline or overflow unit, run together with ticketing and membership.
Shopping malls and family entertainment centres: captures dwell time from family and passing footfall.
Tourism and study-tour sites: an indoor experience point that combines into a route with outdoor activities.

What a delivery includes

Equipment, control system and software, with full unit testing before shipment.
On-site installation, commissioning and staff training: engineers complete installation, trial runs and operator training on site.
One-year free warranty, spare parts in stock, remote diagnostics and on-site service when needed.

Questions before ordering

How is the quotation set?: We start with an on-site measurement, then issue an equipment list and investment model based on area, ceiling height, load capacity and visitor flow — not a standard price list detached from the site.
How is the schedule planned?: It is built backwards from the opening date; equipment production, environment design and site construction run in parallel, with key milestones confirmed item by item in the project plan.
What happens if the equipment fails?: The factory covers it during the one-year free warranty; spare parts are kept in stock, we start with remote diagnostics and send engineers on site when needed.

DETAIL / PRODUCT DETAILS

Curling needs ice, stones and a sheet long enough to read a line, which is why most visitors never try it. The Curling Simulator keeps the physical part — a real stone that the player pushes — and replaces the ice with a projected sheet. Speed and line are steered from a button on the console, so the stone can be swept and curved as it would be on ice, and a throw counts only if the stone stops inside the house.

Two ways to play

Solo: 10 stones, each steered after release; the score is counted by how close the stone stops to the centre of the house.
Two players: alternate throws, 5 stones each for 10 in total; a stone scores only when it is closer to the centre than every stone the opponent has in the house.

Both formats finish with a score sheet, and the result goes to a leaderboard. Because scoring follows the real rule — position in the house, not simply a hit — the game rewards aim and weight rather than strength, which is what makes it work for mixed groups and for visitors who would never pick up a ball.

What is in the bay

Software system, host PC and touch display
Epson CB-L210SF short-throw projector on a ceiling bracket
Screen, screen frame, amplifier and speakers
Motion-sensing device for stone tracking
Curling stone prop, control console and stone table

Technical specifications

Parameter	Specification
Product size	4,000 × 5,000 × 3,500 mm (W × D × H)
Rated power	500 W
Rated voltage	220 V
Throws per session	10 solo, or 5 each for two players
Modes	Solo and two-player

Site and installation

The bay measures 4,000 × 5,000 × 3,500 mm and draws 500 W at 220 V. The projector is a short-throw model, so the hanger position follows the screen size and the throw ratio; the bracket has to be fixed rigidly, or the image will shake. The screen wall should be flat and made of a hard material, because a soft or uneven surface upsets the laser sensing. The camera is mounted opposite the screen with only a small offset, and its distance is calculated from the area to be recognised. Keep columns and shelving out of the sensing path and confirm positions on site before drilling.

Day-to-day operation

Explain the throwing motion and ask players not to step over the throwing line.
Count the stones after each session and check the base for wear.
Run two-player games in rounds to keep a single game to a sensible length.
Keep the screen and the sensing device clean; dust shows up as a misjudged stone.
Separate the throwing area from the waiting area so two players never throw at once.

Who it suits

Suits indoor sports halls and family entertainment centres with about 3.5 m clear height and 5 m of depth.
Suits venues that want a low-physical-effort competitive unit for families and older visitors.
Take care on slippery or uneven floors: they change both the throwing feel and the reading.
Not suitable where there is less than 5 m of depth and no room for the throwing action.

Delivery and service scope

Site measurement, layout and circulation planning
Equipment package and investment modeling
Environment design and construction coordination
On-site installation, commissioning and staff training
One-year warranty, spare parts and content updates

FAQ / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

How much space does the curling simulator need?

The unit is 4,000 × 5,000 × 3,500 mm (W × D × H). The projector is a short-throw model whose hanger position follows the screen size, and the stone needs room to be pushed and to stop, so positions are confirmed on site first.

Which venues and audiences does it suit?

What does installation involve?

How is it maintained?

Keep exploring

From one machine to a whole venue

Estimate investmentCapex and payback by area and layer mix Download planning kitInvestment model, project atlas, 12-stage checklist

VERIFIABLE FACTS

Facts you can check

Certifications, delivery stages, warranty and after-sales, and project sites you can visit.

WHEN NOT TO BUY

NEXT STEP

Take one small step

Choose how far you want to go today. Every tier ends with a person, not an automated funnel.

Download the planning kit

Low commitment: take the checklist and read it on your own time.

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Book a 30-minute review

Medium commitment: a structured call on your site, budget and opening date.

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Request a written proposal

Full commitment: configuration, pricing and schedule against your actual site.

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Visit a live project

Confirm layout, circulation, operation and maintenance on a running site, not from photos.

Arrange the visit

Prototype before rolling out

Build a prototype of the key equipment and workstation against the confirmed proposal; scope, lead time and cost are agreed in writing.

Discuss the prototype

Customer Kit

The full project kit, one registration

Attachments: 8 QFZ enterprise standards, 2 test reports, 1 patent certificate, 2 software copyrights and the 2024.7 brand book, plus an English Executive Summary.

Download the kit (ZIP, 29 PDFs)We ask for your name, company and one contact method. The link stays valid for 7 days and allows up to 10 downloads.

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