Wall projection systems by EyeClick
Interactive wall projectors for play, learning, and movement
Turn a plain wall into a responsive surface with motion-sensor games controlled by hands, body movement, or soft balls. Complete EyeClick systems start at $5,796 and include 350+ games and activities.
From $5,796
Published starting price
350+ activities
Games for several audiences
Wall, floor, table
Multi-surface options
20,000+ installations
Deployed in over 80 countries
THE SHORT ANSWER
What is an interactive wall projector?
An interactive wall projector turns an ordinary wall into a large motion-responsive display. A projector shows the game or activity, a sensor tracks movement in front of the wall, and the software reacts in real time. Players can reach, aim, tap, gesture, or throw soft balls without using a touchscreen, controller, or wearable.
EyeClick supplies the system as one commercial package: projector, motion sensor, computer, activity library, and support. That is different from software-only platforms, where the buyer must source and calibrate compatible hardware. It also differs from large touchscreen walls because there is no electronic display surface to install at player height.
Hands and body movement
Players reach toward targets and move across the active zone while the sensor reads position and motion.
Ball-Wall play
Selected games respond when soft balls strike projected targets, adding aim, throwing, and team challenges.
No built-in screen
The wall stays a normal wall. A flat, light-colored, matte surface provides the strongest image and sensing conditions.
How interactive wall projection works
The projector casts content onto the wall while an optical motion sensor monitors the active area. The EyeClick software translates detected movement into game input, so projected objects respond when a player reaches or aims at them.
- A wall-facing projector creates the visual play area.
- A motion sensor detects player position and activity.
- The computer runs games calibrated for wall interaction.
- Speakers provide game audio and feedback.
- Staff select activities from the EyeClick library.
Standard wall games use hands and body movement. Ball-Wall games add soft-ball contact for sports, aiming, and group play. See the actual content in the interactive wall games library.
EyeClick interactive wall projector models
All 3 current EyeClick product lines support wall, floor, and table modes. Choose based on room size, mobility, mounting plan, and the audiences that will use the system. EyeClick reviews photos and dimensions before recommending a configuration.
| Model | Surface modes | Configuration | Best fit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEAM by EyeClick | Wall, Ball-Wall, floor, table | Permanent mount or stand, with flexible positioning | Multi-use schools, clinics, senior care, and entertainment spaces | From $5,796 |
| BEAM Pro Mobile by EyeClick | Wall, Ball-Wall, floor, table | Portable system with wheeled transport case | Programs that share one system across rooms or sites | Custom quote |
| Obie by EyeClick | Wall, Ball-Wall, floor, table | Compact fixed installation | Classrooms, activity rooms, and smaller multi-purpose spaces | Custom quote |
Starting price does not guarantee the same final configuration for every room. Installation, mounting, shipping, taxes, and optional services can change the total. A site-specific quote is the reliable budget number.
Interactive wall vs. interactive floor
Wall and floor projection use the same basic technology, but they shape movement differently. The best surface follows the activity goal and room layout. A multi-surface system is useful when one space serves several programs.
| Decision factor | Interactive wall | Interactive floor |
|---|---|---|
| Primary movement | Reach, aim, tap, throw, and upper-body movement | Step, jump, walk, run, and whole-body movement |
| Viewing position | Front-facing and visible across the room | Viewed downward in a shared central zone |
| Good fit | Classroom fronts, gyms, therapy walls, and Ball-Wall attractions | Open classrooms, sensory rooms, clinics, activity rooms, and venue floors |
| Room requirement | Clear flat wall plus safe standing or throwing distance | Clear flat floor plus overhead or portable projection position |
| Explore | Browse wall games | Compare interactive floor projectors |
Where interactive wall projectors are used
Schools and physical education
Use curriculum activities, movement breaks, target games, and team challenges at the front of a classroom or in a gym.
Explore EyeWiz for schoolsTherapy and sensory rooms
Configure reach, visual tracking, coordination, and cause-and-effect activities around an individual therapy plan.
Explore EyeClick for healthcareSenior living
Run standing or seated activities selected for mobility, cognitive engagement, social participation, and staff-led programming.
Explore Obie by EyeClick for seniorsEntertainment venues
Add fast-reset wall and Ball-Wall attractions for indoor playgrounds, family entertainment centers, and multi-activity venues.
Explore EyePlay for entertainmentHow EyeClick compares with other interactive wall options
Buyers usually compare complete multi-surface systems, dedicated wall hardware, and software-only tools. These categories are not interchangeable. Confirm the wall size, hardware included, content access, and ongoing software cost before comparing headline prices.
| Option | What it is | Surface approach | Public buying signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| EyeClick | Complete projector, sensor, computer, software, and support package | Wall, Ball-Wall, floor, and table options | Published starting price of $5,796 |
| Lü | Complete interactive audiovisual system for schools and physical activity | Fixed single-wall, fixed double-wall, and mobile wall configurations | Pricing by quote, with optional Lü+ membership |
| ActiveFloor SPORTsWall | Dedicated wall hardware with a separately selected software license | Fixed and mobile wall models, separate from floor models | Published hardware MSRP and term-based software licenses |
| LUMOplay | Interactive display software for buyers who source compatible hardware | Wall, floor, window, and touchscreen software modes | Free and annual paid software plans |
Competitor descriptions were checked against public vendor information on Aug 14, 2026. Vendor offerings can change. Sources: Lü products, ActiveFloor prices, and LUMOplay pricing.
Planning checklist for an interactive wall
Wall
Use a flat, light-colored, matte surface. Photograph the full wall and note doors, windows, outlets, and wall texture.
Clear zone
Measure the wall and the open area in front of it. Leave safe movement or throwing distance for the selected activities.
Lighting
Record windows and strong light sources. Bright ambient light can reduce projected contrast.
Mounting
Decide whether the room needs a fixed installation, a rotating multi-surface position, or a portable system.
Audience
List ages, abilities, group size, and program goals so the game library and interaction mode match actual use.
Operations
Confirm power, internet, staff access, training, support, and who will own daily activity selection.
Frequently asked questions
What is an interactive wall projector?
An interactive wall projector combines a projector, motion sensor, computer, and activity software to turn a plain wall into a responsive play or learning surface. The sensor detects hands, body movement, or ball contact while the software updates the projected activity in real time.
How much does an interactive wall projector cost?
Complete EyeClick interactive projection systems start at $5,796. The final price depends on the model, mounting or mobile configuration, room, installation, shipping, and support package. Ask for a site-specific quote before budgeting.
Do I need a special wall or touchscreen?
No touchscreen or electronic wall is required. A flat, light-colored, matte wall produces the best image. Dark, glossy, patterned, or strongly textured walls can reduce contrast or sensing accuracy, so EyeClick reviews the room before installation.
Can players use balls as well as their hands?
Yes. EyeClick supports standard wall interaction through reaching and body movement, plus Ball-Wall activities designed for players to throw soft balls at projected targets. The selected games and room setup determine the recommended interaction method.
Can one EyeClick system project on the wall and floor?
Yes. BEAM, BEAM Pro Mobile, and Obie support wall, floor, and table projection modes. The right configuration depends on whether you need a permanent wall, a system that rotates between surfaces, or a mobile unit shared across rooms.
Should I choose an interactive wall or interactive floor?
Choose a wall when the activity depends on reaching, aiming, hand-eye coordination, front-of-room visibility, or ball play. Choose a floor for stepping, jumping, whole-body movement, or a shared central play zone. A multi-surface EyeClick system can support both.
Where are interactive wall projectors used?
Interactive wall projectors are used in schools, physical education spaces, therapy and sensory rooms, senior living communities, and family entertainment venues. The same hardware can run different game sets for each audience.
Match the wall system to your room
Send the wall dimensions, room photos, audience, and preferred activities. EyeClick will recommend the model, projection position, and configuration for a site-specific quote.
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