Sports Equipment / Products
Interactive Climbing Wall
An indoor climbing wall with computer-vision games projected onto it: climbers hit on-screen targets and score, instead of repeating the same routes.
- Free site planning and equipment list
- Engineers on site for installation, commissioning and training
- One-year free warranty with continuous gameplay updates
Product photo · final delivered configuration prevails
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.
Turn this into a written proposalAll information you provide is kept strictly confidential.
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
How a session works
- Move to the position shown on the wall to advance the level; no extra controller is held.
- Each level has a visible goal, and a failed attempt can be retried on the same wall.
- Several climbers can take turns, or share the wall for a light head-to-head.
- The projected picture changes with progress, so a repeat climb offers a new target set.
Wall, projection and installation
Safety and daily upkeep
- Provide a safety mat that matches the climbing height, covering the whole climbing face.
- Keep a supervisor with the group for the whole session, watching the climber rather than the screen.
- Check soles are clean and pockets empty before a climber starts.
- Keep waiting players outside the mat area so a fall is never blocked by a bystander.
- Clean the projection and tracking lenses and re-check the tracked area to keep the picture aligned with the wall.
Who it suits
- Suits climbing gyms that want a game format alongside route climbing.
- Suits family sports zones where the wall is one stop on a longer visit.
- Suits venues that already own a wall and want to add a layer without rebuilding it.
- Take care where the wall cannot be kept clear in front: the projection path is part of the installation.
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
No. It can be fitted to an existing climbing wall or to a new wall built for it. Wall flatness, ambient light and anything crossing the projection path decide whether the tracking is reliable, so the wall, projection distance and mounting method are measured before the configuration is fixed.
Computer vision follows the climber’s hands and feet and the projector shows the current objective on the wall. Moving to the shown position advances the level, a failed attempt can be retried on the same wall, and several climbers can take turns or compete.
A safety mat that matches the climbing height, laid under the whole climbing face, plus a supervisor for the session. Waiting players stay outside the mat area, and the projection path is kept clear.
Keep the projection and tracking lenses clean and re-check the tracked area so the picture stays aligned with the wall. The mat and the wall fixings are inspected as part of the normal climbing-wall routine.
Keep exploring
From one machine to a whole venue
VERIFIABLE FACTS
Facts you can check
Certifications, delivery stages, warranty and after-sales, and project sites you can visit.
100+ patents and certifications
Structure, interaction and control systems are covered by our own IP; certificates and test reports are available for entry review.
Six delivery stages
Diagnosis, measurement, proposal, production, commissioning and operations support, each with a defined output.
On-site commissioning and training
Engineers commission on site and train staff on operation, safety and daily maintenance.
One-year warranty and content updates
One-year free warranty; system content is maintained and new play modes are updated for existing venues.
Spare parts and remote diagnosis
Common spare parts are kept in stock, and most issues are located remotely before a site visit.
Project sites you can visit
We match visitable projects by venue type and region once the scope is confirmed.
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.
Send the kitBook a 30-minute review
Medium commitment: a structured call on your site, budget and opening date.
Book the reviewRequest a written proposal
Full commitment: configuration, pricing and schedule against your actual site.
Request the proposalVisit a live project
Confirm layout, circulation, operation and maintenance on a running site, not from photos.
Arrange the visitPrototype 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 prototypeCustomer Kit
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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.