Lu Aire de Jeu Interactive filed 1 patent this quarter in the Hardware category.
The application covers an interactive room-scale gaming system that uses motion sensors, projectors, and coordinated stage lighting to transform physical spaces into immersive game environments. This Hardware technology addresses the integration of multiple sensing and projection components to create interactive experiences in real-world rooms.
The Hardware patent describes a room-scale gaming system that extends immersion beyond traditional projected displays by incorporating professional stage lighting into gameplay. Motion sensors track player movements while projectors display game content, but the distinguishing element involves DMX-controlled lighting fixtures that illuminate floors, walls, and other room sections in direct response to player actions. This coordinated lighting system transforms the entire physical space into part of the game environment rather than confining interactive visuals to projection surfaces alone.
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