Start with one format
Pick the experience that matches your current audience, room and budget. Any of the six formats can be your first FlexPlay installation.

One Space. Six Ways to Play.
Ball games, creative play, living drawings, laser shooting, trampoline games and interactive floor experiences — six attraction formats built on one modular technology platform.
6 attraction formats
Wall and floor
Start with one format
Expand later
Choose the kind of experience your visitors need today — or combine several formats in one installation.
These are six different ways to interact with the same space, not six versions of the same game.
A traditional attraction is bought once and plays one way. FlexPlay keeps the projection, computing and tracking foundation in place and lets the experience on top of it change.
| Traditional attraction | UTS FlexPlay |
|---|---|
| One way to interact | Six interaction formats |
| One audience | Different audiences in the same zone |
| Novelty fades over time | New games and new formats keep it fresh |
| Replace the whole attraction | Upgrade the installation you already own |
| The space serves one purpose | The space can change its role during the day |
Change the experience — not the entire play zone.
You are not buying six independent attractions. Every format runs on the same technology foundation and adds only what it needs on top of it.

The base installation that runs the FlexPlay software environment and detects how players interact with the projection.
Projection system
Computer
Tracking sensors or cameras
Control interface
Mounting and calibration
FlexPlay software environment

The accessories and software that activate one specific attraction format on top of the core.
Balls, brushes, scanner, blasters or a trampoline
Format-specific interaction configuration
Format software and game content

The same room becomes a different attraction depending on which format kit is active on the core.
Ball vs. Wall
Paints & Brushes
Living Drawings
Astro Blaster
Jumper
Floorium
The exact core equipment is selected according to the initial format, your room and the upgrades you plan later. Formats do not all use an identical sensor set or an identical installation.
Formats are the experiences visitors play. Configurations are the combination of formats installed in your venue — and you do not have to buy all six at once.
Pick the experience that matches your current audience, room and budget. Any of the six formats can be your first FlexPlay installation.
Ball vs. Wall, Paints & Brushes and Living Drawings share one wall installation. Switching between them is an accessory and software change.
Astro Blaster and Jumper extend the same zone with competitive and high-energy play. Both may require an additional format kit and recalibration.
Floorium turns the floor into a second play surface. It needs its own projector position, tracking setup and calibration.
Every configuration is a defined combination of formats with a known installation and upgrade path. Pick one to see what your visitors get — and what you can still add later.

Paints & Brushes

Ball vs. Wall


Ball vs. Wall


Ball vs. Wall



Ball vs. Wall2-in-1 and 3-in-1 switch through accessories and software. Astro Blaster combines cleanly with the wall. Jumper needs trampoline space, so it is hard to run at the same time as other wall formats. Floorium needs a full projector rehang or a dedicated floor setup.
FlexPlay adapts to who walks through the door. Change the format or game to turn the same play zone into a celebration, a group activity, a competition or an age-appropriate experience.
Run a creative party, an active team challenge or a scored tournament without building a separate event zone.
Welcome school visits, camps and group bookings with collaborative activities that are easy to understand and run.
Switch to fast, scored games for team battles, leaderboards and repeat-play tournaments.
Choose simple, colorful creative play with intuitive interactions and a comfortable pace for younger visitors.
Offer energetic, skill-based challenges with clear goals, instant feedback and reasons to play again.
Installations, accessories and real gameplay across all six attraction formats.



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Pick a format to see the games your visitors will actually play.
Refreshing a FlexPlay installation does not have to mean buying a new attraction.
New content is released for every attraction format, so the same installation keeps giving visitors something they have not played yet.
When new content is not enough, add or switch the format kit. The projection, computing and tracking foundation stays where it is.
Every format you add opens the zone to another age group and another kind of session without taking more floor area.
Not every upgrade is the same. Here is what actually changes when you move from one attraction format to another.
| Upgrade | What changes |
|---|---|
| Between Magic Wall formats | Format accessories and software on the same wall installation |
| Add Astro Blaster | Format kit, blaster tracking and recalibration |
| Add Jumper | Trampoline platform, motion tracking and free floor area around it |
| Add Floorium | Floor-oriented projector position, tracking setup and floor calibration |
Combinations that are not listed here have not been technically confirmed yet. Contact UTS and we will check what your specific installation supports.
How UTS FlexPlay is configured, combined and upgraded
What is UTS FlexPlay?
Is FlexPlay one device or several products?
Can I start with only one attraction format?
Which formats can be combined in one installation?
Can I upgrade my FlexPlay system later?
Can an existing UTS interactive wall be upgraded?
Does switching formats require new equipment?
Can FlexPlay support both wall and floor projection?
How much space is required?
How long does installation and calibration take?
Can UTS recommend a configuration for my venue?
Are games and new content available separately?
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