UTS Play use cases

Start with the venue challenge, not the hardware

See how one interactive platform can solve different commercial and visitor-experience problems—from an idle wall to a venue that needs a fresh reason to return.

Find the outcome that matches your venue

See the formats and operating model behind it

Request a proposal based on your space and audience

Children playing with a large UTS interactive wall

FlexPlay turns one prepared space into several distinct attraction formats.

What do you need the space to do?

Choose the closest challenge. Each guide connects the business goal to a practical attraction format and expansion path.

Children playing on a UTS FlexPlay interactive wall

Revenue & space

Put an underused wall to work

Create a flexible play zone in space that currently adds little value to the guest experience.

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FlexPlay wall running an active shooting game

Repeat visits

Refresh the experience, not the whole installation

Rotate games and add compatible interaction formats while keeping the shared FlexPlay core in place.

See the rotation model

FlexPlay format kits for several types of interactive attraction

Audience mix

Serve different age groups in one flexible zone

Move between creative, active and competitive formats as your audience changes throughout the day.

Plan for your audience mix

Custom archaeology experience created for a museum with iSandBOX

Custom museum experience

Turn your collection into a hands-on excavation

Let visitors discover digital versions of your own artefacts in a custom interactive sandbox experience.

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One platform behind several outcomes

FlexPlay separates the shared core equipment from the format kit that defines how visitors interact.

Shared core

Projection, control and compatible tracking equipment create the base for the prepared play zone.

Changeable formats

Format kits introduce different interactions such as brushes, balls, scanning, laser games, floor play or jumping.

A planned refresh path

Rotate software first, then add compatible formats when the venue needs a larger and more visible change.

A recommendation built around the venue

The product is selected after the space, audience and operating goal are clear.

Define the challenge

Tell us what is underperforming today and what should change for guests or the business.

Map space and audience

We review dimensions, visitor ages, group size, light, traffic flow and the venue schedule.

Choose the starting format

The first format should solve the immediate job without blocking useful upgrades later.

Plan the next format

A clear expansion path makes future refreshes part of the original decision, not a new project.

Not sure which use case fits?

Describe the space and the visitors you want to serve

Our team will recommend the most relevant starting format and explain which parts of the system can be expanded later.