UTS FlexPlay Wall 3-in-1

Three attraction formats. One interactive wall.

Magic Wall is a ready-made UTS FlexPlay configuration that combines Ball vs. Wall, Paints & Brushes and Living Drawings in one interactive wall installation.

Three Formats Included in This Configuration

Magic Wall is not a separate product line — it is one of the ready-made ways to configure UTS FlexPlay. It ships with three of the six attraction formats already included, so a single wall covers active play, calm creative play and scan-and-animate creativity without choosing between them.

Ball vs. Wall — the active format

Children throw soft balls at targets in the projected scene. Sessions are short, loud and physical, which is what makes them repeatable.

This is the format that handles peak hours: a group plays together, rounds last a few minutes and there is nothing to explain before starting.

Paints & Brushes — the calm format

The same wall projects black and white scenes that children colour by touching them with soft physical brushes.

There is no scoring and no running, so it works for the youngest visitors and for parents staying with a younger sibling.

Living Drawings — the scan-and-animate format

Children colour a paper character at a table, scan it, and watch their own drawing join the animated scene on the wall.

The colouring happens away from the wall, so a whole group can work in parallel while the wall keeps showing scanned characters.

How These Formats Work Together

Ball vs. Wall, Paints & Brushes and Living Drawings share the same wall installation. Switching between them is an accessory and software change — put the balls away, bring out the brushes or the scanner station, and select the matching app on the control interface.

No trampoline, blaster kit or projector rehang is required for these three formats. That is why Magic Wall 3-in-1 is the classic multi-format starting configuration inside UTS FlexPlay.

What the 3-in-1 Configuration Includes

One set of core equipment shared by all three formats, plus the kit each format needs. The base installation is not bought three times.

Shared foundation

FlexPlay Core Equipment

Installed once and shared by every format in this configuration.

Projection system
Computer
Tracking equipment
Control interface
Mounting and calibration

Format kits added on top

3 kits

Ball vs. Wall Kit

Soft interactive balls
Ball vs. Wall software and games

Paints & Brushes Kit

Soft interactive brushes
Paints & Brushes software and content

Living Drawings Kit

Drawing scanner station
Printed character templates
Living Drawings software

What you end up with

3 attraction formats on one installation

The core equipment is installed and paid for once. Every kit adds another format on top of that same base instead of a second installation.

Ball vs. Wall

Paints & Brushes

Living Drawings

Play area up to 14 sq.m. Switching between the three included formats is done from the control interface and the matching accessories.

Expand Beyond the 3-in-1 Configuration

Magic Wall is a starting configuration, not a final one. Depending on the installed equipment and the room, it can be extended with further FlexPlay formats.

Astro Blaster

Players use laser blasters to hit projected targets in competitive and cooperative shooting games.

Available as a standalone starting configuration. Adding it to a compatible wall installation may require an additional format kit and recalibration.

Jumper

Players control projected characters through jumps, squats and full-body movement.

Available as a standalone starting configuration. Requires free floor area, motion tracking and safety elements around the platform.

Floorium

The floor becomes a large interactive play surface that reacts to steps, movement and gestures.

Floorium may require a dedicated projector position, tracking setup and floor calibration. It is not a simple accessory added to a wall system.

Compatibility depends on the installed equipment and the room. UTS will check your system and confirm which extensions are possible before you commit to them.

Why Three Formats on One Wall

One Installation, Three Audiences

The same wall serves active groups, younger children and creative visitors, so a single zone does not have to be designed around one type of guest.

Switch the Format, Not the Room

Staff change the format from the control interface and the matching accessories, which lets the zone follow the flow of the day.

A Starting Point You Can Extend

Because it is a FlexPlay configuration, the installation is not closed: further formats can be added later depending on the equipment and the room.

Every Format Comes With Its Own Content

Pick a format to see the games your visitors will actually play.