New technologies find applications in many fields. This article looks at the ways Briolight has used interactive projection floors over the years.
An interactive floor responds to movements through software-controlled visual effects. Its playful, dynamic format can engage adults as well as children. Briolight's earliest applications were in advertising.
Advertising
Businesses look for memorable ways to attract customers. Briolight initially received requests for projection floors that displayed branded visual effects and drew attention to retail spaces. The team still adapts interactive effects to different brands and settings.
Entertainment
As the library of interactive effects grew, Briolight began creating more content for children. Interactive floors found a place in play areas and family venues, where games could combine entertainment with discovering numbers, words and other educational content.
Rehabilitation
The team then explored how interactive activities could support children with special educational needs and the professionals working with them. Under professional supervision, floor-based tasks can be used for movement, balance, coordination, attention and problem-solving practice. Suitability depends on the child's age, abilities and individual goals.
Education
Teachers regularly look for ways to engage pupils during lessons and breaks. In 2020, Briolight introduced software activities more closely connected with the Ukrainian school curriculum. Interactive floor games can help educators present or revisit learning material through movement and play.
Briolight systems have been installed in schools, Inclusive Resource Centres, kindergartens, shopping and entertainment venues, and even a pet shop. The diversity of these projects has encouraged the team to develop new ideas with its customers.
Contact the Briolight team for details: +38 (063) 258-15-15, +38 (063) 103-35-35.
