For years, a Lü solution called for a gym or a large room. Yet many organizations that wanted to get their members moving only had a small common room, a studio or a multipurpose room. Höp’s design had all of these spaces in mind.
Höp is Lü's compact, all-in-one wall-mounted configuration, launched in September 2026. It brings Lü's much-loved immersive experience to small and medium-sized rooms, where Üno and Möve aren't always the best fit.
A few facts about Höp
- Höp combines a laser projector, a 3D sensor, speakers and LED lighting in a single wall-mounted housing.
- It can be installed in two hours, with a standard electrical outlet and no ceiling rigging.
- It connects to the Lü Community and runs the same apps as Lü's other configurations, plus apps exclusive to Höp.
- It offers kiosk and energy-saving modes.
- It detects people from a long range, up to 26 ft (8 m).
- It turns on and goes to sleep automatically.
- Its built-in microphone captures voice from a long range.
What is Höp?
Höp is an all-in-one unit that mounts on the wall, above the projection surface. Its housing combines a 6,000-lumen laser projector, a 3D sensor that tracks users' movements, three multicolor LED lights, built-in sound and an internal computer that can display content from a device.
Players interact without a controller, using their hands, balls or adapted accessories. The high-speed sensor detects small objects accurately, which improves the gameplay and makes new features possible.
What spaces is Höp designed for?
Höp targets small and medium-sized shared spaces, and it needs no ceiling rigging. Here's what the room requires:
- Projection surface: 11 ft × 6 ft (3.4 m × 1.9 m) minimum, 14 ft × 8 ft (4.26 m × 2.4 m) for best results
- Play area in front of the wall: 11 ft × 11 ft (3.4 m × 3.4 m) to 14 ft × 14 ft (4.26 m × 4.26 m)
- Ceiling height: 8 to 10 ft (2.4 to 3 m)
In practice, a common room in a senior living facility, a community center room, a fitness studio, or a corner of an entertainment center can all host Höp. These are often rooms that were considered too small for a Lü system before it came along.
What can Höp be used for?
Senior living
Residents play standing or seated, with memory games, trivia, bingo or calm scenes, among many others. Les Résidences du Précieux-Sang in Lévis, Quebec, was the first senior living environment to purchase a Höp system.
Family entertainment centers
Thanks to kiosk mode, Höp can run with little to no supervision, which makes it an easy attraction to add in a tight space without tying up a staff member.
Community centers and schools
In a multipurpose room, a classroom or an after-school program, Höp offers an experience similar to the gym without the gym-sized footprint.
Sensory rooms and special education classrooms
In schools without a gym, or for students with special needs, Höp can turn a small room into a sensory space. Calm activities, reaction games and light and sound atmospheres let small groups move, refocus or work on motor skills at their own pace.
Fitness studios
A group fitness studio can display cardio games, choreographies or interval timers on the wall without giving up ceiling or floor space. These activities appeal to kids and adults alike, which also opens the door to family or youth classes.
What sets Höp apart from Lü's other configurations?
Höp stands out mainly for its autonomy, which makes it always ready to play, without a staff member having to start it up. Its installation, done in about two hours, also makes it easier to set up than a ceiling-mounted configuration.
Höp, Üno or Möve: what's the difference?
All three configurations share the same apps and the same approach, but they're built for different spaces.
| Feature | Höp | Üno | Möve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Installation | Wall-mounted, all-in-one, no ceiling rigging | Ceiling-mounted, four modules | Portable, automatic calibration |
| Setup | 2 hours, two people | Ceiling rigging, after a site survey | 5 minutes, 2 minutes to pack away |
| Projector | 6,000-lumen laser | 5,200-lumen HD laser (7,200 optional) | 6,200-lumen laser, motorized lens |
| Detection | High-speed 3D sensor | Motion-detecting camera | Motion-detecting camera |
| Lighting and sound | 3 LED lights, built-in sound | Automated LED lighting with moving lights, 2,400 W sound, headset mic | 9 LED lights, high-quality sound |
| Minimum projection | 11 ft × 6 ft (3.4 m × 1.9 m) | 14 ft × 8 ft (4.2 m × 2.4 m) wall | 12 ft × 6.75 ft (3.7 m × 2 m) wall |
| Ceiling | 8 to 10 ft (2.4 to 3 m) | 10 ft minimum, 20 ft optimal (3 to 6 m) | 8 to 12 ft (2.4 to 3.7 m) |
| Power and network | Standard outlet (15 A circuit recommended), Ethernet recommended or Wi-Fi | Dedicated 20 A breaker, Ethernet required | Standard outlet, Wi-Fi |
| Best for | Common rooms, studios, small to medium-sized spaces | Gyms and large spaces | Use across several rooms or buildings |
How do you choose between Höp, Üno and Möve?
If you have a gym or a large room with a ceiling of at least 10 ft (3 m) and want a whole class to play at once, Üno remains the most impressive configuration. If you need to use the equipment in several rooms or buildings, Möve sets up and packs away in minutes.
If your space is a common room, a studio or a medium-sized room, you work with smaller groups, and you want permanently installed equipment, Höp is the ideal choice.
Who is behind Höp?
Höp is designed and built in Quebec City by Lü, which has more than 3,500 interactive playground installations across over 40 countries.
Frequently asked questions
Does Höp run the same apps as Üno and Möve?
Yes, and more. Höp gives access to existing Lü apps and content created on the Lü Community, as well as apps exclusive to Höp.
Can Höp replace Üno in a gym?
Höp was designed for small and medium-sized spaces. In a large gym where a whole class plays at once, Üno offers a bigger projection and more powerful sound.
Can Höp be moved from room to room?
Höp mounts on the wall and stays in place. To use the same equipment in several rooms, Möve, which is designed to be moved, is a better fit.
Can Höp run without an activity leader?
Höp is designed to be intuitive and needs little to no supervision. Its kiosk mode makes self-serve use easier.
