At KIDSjumpTECH, we assemble, configure, and test interactive equipment for schools, museums, therapy spaces, and entertainment venues. We combine internal quality checks, commercial hardware components, and installation requirements tailored to each system.
From the activity surface to the mounting arrangement, every part of the setup matters. Below, we explain how we prepare our equipment, what component documentation covers, and how operators can support comfortable, inclusive play.
At our Florida facility, we assemble and integrate interactive floors, sandboxes, drawing scanners, and projection walls. Before shipping, every system goes through mechanical assembly, software configuration, calibration, and internal quality checks.
Our engineers install the enclosures, projectors, computing units, and optical sensors, then check internal mounts, brackets, and supporting elements to make sure they stay stable under vibration. Calibration lines up the optics and sensor coverage with the intended activity area.
We install the operating system and our proprietary software on the control computer, set up server-based automatic license checks, and preinstall remote-support tools like Splashtop, TeamViewer, and AnyDesk for diagnostics and assistance.
Every assembled system goes through 3–4 days of internal stress testing under sustained high-performance loads that simulate daily use in a busy play space. Keep in mind that this internal quality-control process is separate from external product safety certification.
Explore our Manufacturing & Assembly page or request a virtual facility tour to see how we prepare each system.
Our interactive floor projector systems use white modular EVA foam mats from We Sell Mats. The interlocking tiles form a soft activity surface, and the matte white finish cuts down on reflections for clear, high-contrast projection.
The springy foam provides cushioning, while the textured surface helps kids keep their footing during active play. Choose the surface and layout based on the activities you have in mind.
The mats don’t soak up moisture and clean easily with a damp cloth or mop. You can also pull out individual tiles for cleaning or replacement.
If a tile gets worn, stained, or damaged, you can swap it out without replacing the entire floor. Replacement We Sell Mats tiles are sold separately. Just match their size, thickness, and interlocking pattern to the existing covering.
We test our mechanical assemblies and mounting elements as part of preparing equipment for use in children’s activity areas. Installation responsibilities depend on whether the selected system is ceiling-mounted or mobile.
We supply the mounting components for the selected system. The customer’s technical specialists are responsible for installation, cable routing, and assessing the load-bearing capacity of the building structure.
Ceiling-mounted installations require suitable reinforcement panels where specified, particularly around suspended ceilings, and safety suspension cables. The mounting arrangement must suit the equipment load and the room’s supporting structure.
Our mobile systems are ready to set up right out of the box and don’t require ceiling installation or changes to the building infrastructure. Just position the unit in the designated activity area, lock its wheel brakes so it stays put during play, and plug the supplied power cable into a suitable standard outlet.
For an interactive swing or interactive climbing wall, the proposal needs to list the physical play structure, supports, and safety flooring separately. When planning interactive playground equipment, review both the digital components and the physical activity area, including clearance and fall protection.
Based on the configuration, we use commercial laser projectors from BenQ, Optoma, and Panasonic, including short-throw and ultra-short-throw models. You can adjust brightness, laser-power modes, contrast, and image geometry using the controls on the selected projector.
We mount projectors at a planned height or place them in protective enclosures to limit direct exposure to the beam. Users and staff should never look directly into an operating projector lens, and you should always follow the safety instructions for the supplied model.
Laser classification and projected-light risk groups are separate ratings. For the ratings and operating precautions that apply, refer to the manufacturer’s documentation for your projector model.
Our configurations use depth cameras and laser scanners, including Orbbec Femto Bolt, other Orbbec depth sensors, and Slamtec RPLIDAR or Orbbec LiDAR devices. Sensors are positioned outside children’s physical reach and calibrated to cover the intended play area.
Orbbec’s published documentation identifies Femto Bolt as a Class 1 laser product. Other sensors have their own model-specific classifications and operating instructions.
Operators can adjust overall volume, sound effects, and background music, and choose scenarios with different animation speeds and activity levels. Match projector brightness to the room’s lighting and select games that suit the participants’ age and the session format.
Our systems combine separate commercial hardware components, including projectors, control computers, touchscreens, and power supplies. We use the supplied insulated power cables and standard low-voltage interface connections, avoiding on-site soldering, exposed contacts, or custom terminal wiring during normal setup.
The standard plug-and-play configuration plugs into suitable ordinary outlets, with no need for dedicated power lines. Once everything is connected and set up, the projector, control computer, and sensor components all start with the system’s one-button workflow.
“Plug-and-play” refers to the connection and startup process. It doesn’t replace the structural mounting work that ceiling-mounted equipment requires, or the need to follow the supplied electrical and operating instructions.
Certification information is specific to the hardware model and destination market. UL or ETL listings, FCC authorization, and CE conformity information relate to different requirements; their scope is defined by the manufacturer’s documentation for the individual device.
When reviewing a configuration, match any listing or conformity document to the component model supplied. A component’s approval does not establish certification of the complete KIDSjumpTECH system.
Our floor projection zones can be planned without raised structures or high thresholds within the activity area. Room layout, mat edges, and approach routes should be considered together so visitors with different physical abilities can move into and use the space.
For sensory room equipment, operators can adapt content to the audience by reducing visual intensity, disabling stroboscopic effects, and adjusting the audio. Choose a calmer or more active scenario according to the group’s needs and the supervising team’s objectives.
These settings let supervising staff adapt sessions to participants’ mobility, sensory preferences, and the available space.
Daily care involves straightforward cleaning and visual checks. Follow the instructions for the selected equipment, and keep cleaning liquids away from electrical and optical components.
Where a projector has a serviceable air filter, clean it according to the supplied model’s maintenance instructions to help maintain airflow and cooling.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning projector lenses and sensor windows. Where permitted, use dry microfiber intended for optics, and do not spray liquids directly onto optical components.
Planning a school installation, museum exhibit, therapy room, or indoor play area? Tell us which system you are considering, who will use it, and what your purchasing team needs to review.
Include your room dimensions, intended activities, accessibility needs, and any required certificates or material documentation in your inquiry.
Contact KIDSjumpTECH to discuss the equipment and documentation relevant to your project.
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