Briolight develops interactive systems for schools, kindergartens, leisure facilities and centres providing inclusive education and rehabilitation. Its range has included projection floors, sandboxes, touch panels and integrated interactive rooms.
Interactive floor. A responsive floor projection allows children to interact with digital activities through movement. Educational tasks may involve arithmetic, logic, planning, pattern recognition, basic programming ideas and collaborative learning.
For children requiring additional support, exercises can be adapted to specific motor, cognitive, sensory or communication needs. The technology does not restore vision or hearing; it can instead offer accessible ways to participate.
Interactive sandbox. A projected landscape reacts to the sand's shape. Activities can combine geography, imaginative play, manipulation of objects and fine-motor practice. The 2020 article discussed both educational use and professionally supervised rehabilitation-related activities.
Interactive panel. A touch-sensitive display supports tasks involving pictures, language, attention, reasoning and interaction. It can be used individually or with small groups.
Interactive room. Several devices may be combined for professionals whose work addresses different aspects of development, learning and movement. The selection should be tailored to individual needs and available support.
The original article described planned software updates for late 2020. For today's exercise library and available models, refer to the latest Briolight product information.
