The Briolight interactive floor has been used in schools, kindergartens, play centres and inclusive educational settings. Here are answers to the questions customers asked in 2020.
1. What is an interactive floor? It is a combination of projector, sensors, computer and software that creates an image on the floor and responds to people's movements. Activities can involve attention, cognition, and motor engagement.
2. How is it installed? The components described in 2020 were mounted in a ceiling housing. The article recommended ceiling heights of about three to five metres and professional installation by trained technicians.
3. What are the interactive effects? Briolight worked with educators and psychologists to design educational and play activities. The historical catalogue contained more than 80 effects, some of which could be adjusted for different users.
4. How large is the projection? Projection size depends on mounting height and optical configuration. The article gave an approximate 1.3 × 2 m projection at a three-metre ceiling height. This is historical, not a specification for current models.
5. Can new effects be created? New activities require cooperation among software developers, designers and educational specialists. Briolight historically released updates and considered customer suggestions.
6. What about service life and warranty? Physical parts, including projectors and cameras, can require repair or replacement. Warranty and post-warranty service terms depend on the current agreement. Software updates and licensing should be reviewed separately.
For accurate information on current configurations, installation and prices, contact Briolight.
