Turn any space into an immersive magic box!

The key components of every Lü configuration

Giant wall projection

Big and bright projections generated by professional grade projectors. Protected by a custom enclosure.

3D camera

Our 3D camera system turns the giant wall projections into touchscreens that can detect multiple objects.

Light and audio system

Our light and sound system delivers ambiant lighting and powerful sound to complete the immersion.

Our products

ÜNO

Permanent single wall configuration

Each ÜNO configuration consists of 3 pre-assembled modules to be rigged to the ceiling: camera, light and sound and projection.

DÜO

Permanent double wall configuration

DÜO makes for the ultimate Lü experience. It is made of two ÜNO kits facing each other and synced together to allow multiplayer gameplay on a larger playground. Combine two UNO in a DUO configuration for a full scale space made of two interactive walls

MOBILE

Portable single wall configuration

The Lü MOBILE consists of 5 modules: main module, two lights brackets and two speakers.

This MOBILE configuration take less than 20 minutes to install, and can be transported in a small van. Perfect fit for school districts sharing units through multiple schools, or for event-based rental companies.

ÜNO LÏTE

(not available in Europe)
Standard ÜNO system sold without speakers. An installed compatible sound system is necessary. Ask your local dealer for more details.

DÜO LÏTE

(not available in Europe)
Standard DÜO system sold without speakers.
An installed compatible sound system is necessary. Ask your local dealer for more details.

Configurations

GYM MODE

The gym mode is the standard Lü configuration. It is typically installed in high ceilings environments where the main light module has attached speakers and is either rigged or suspended to the ceiling.

PALAESTRA MODE

The palaestra mode allows a ÜNO or DÜO system to fit into a smaller room with lower ceilings. Without the speakers attached, the light module is light enough to be screwed directly to the ceiling. Speaker brackets are then installed on the wall, preferably on each side of the projection surface.