Turn Any Big Screen Into an Interactive Experience

An interactive wall is a large display connected to sensors that let people control what appears on it in real time. Instead of playing a fixed video, the screen responds to body movement, gestures, touch, smartphones or physical objects. Most installations in Malaysia use a 3–8 metre LED wall or a projection surface.

Yes. We add a sensor layer and experience software to the screen you already have. We install a tracking camera or sensor rig in front of the wall, calibrate it against your actual surface, and run the experience from our own hardware feeding your screen. The wall itself does not need to be modified.

Adapted experiences start from RM 18,000 for a single event day — that covers the interactive software licensed for the event, your branding, the tracking hardware, calibration, setup and a trained operator. Fully bespoke experiences built around a specific campaign idea are quoted individually. The LED wall or display itself is not included in either case.

Yes, and that is the most common setup. Most clients already have a screen through their event or exhibition contractor. We check the resolution and pixel pitch suit the experience before quoting, and we coordinate directly with your AV supplier on site.

Between one and thirty, depending on the interaction method. Motion and gesture experiences usually support one or two players at a time. Touch walls support up to four. Phone-controlled multiplayer supports ten or more simultaneous players, and crowd experiences where the whole audience participates can scale past thirty.

Yes. Guests scan a QR code on the screen, their phone opens a browser-based controller with no app to install, and they join the game on the big screen. We have run this with ten or more simultaneous players sharing one wall.

Yes. Projection is cheaper at large scale, can cover irregular surfaces including floors and curved walls, and suits museums, immersive rooms and permanent installations, but it needs controlled lighting. An LED wall is brighter and works in daylight. The interaction technology is the same either way.

It depends on the interaction. Touch needs 0–1 metre from the screen. Gesture needs 1.5–3 metres. Motion tracking needs 2–4 metres so the camera can see the full body. Sports experiences need 3 metres or more depending on the activity.

Yes. Bespoke experiences are built around your campaign idea — custom gameplay, characters, 3D environments, advanced sensors, multiplayer, AI integration and custom physical controllers. These are quoted individually rather than from the adapted-experience price.

Yes. We can add QR journeys, lead capture, scores and leaderboards, and export the data after the event. CRM integration is available on bespoke builds.

Yes. We are based in Kuala Lumpur and deploy across Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and the wider APAC region. Once an experience is built it can be redeployed in another market without rebuilding it.

Most installations use a 3–8 metre wall, and we have run experiences across larger L-shaped and wrap-around LED environments. The practical limit is usually the venue and the screen supplier rather than the interaction technology.