Topping our list is the
interactive floor, a dynamic and adaptable video projection that responds to human interaction. Its compact, mobile design allows it to fit almost anywhere.
This tool transforms learning into an active, engaging process. It's used for teaching and physical activities in schools, kindergartens, developmental centers, and special education settings.
With over 1,500 games covering everything from basic numbers and letters to animal recognition and traffic safety, the interactive floor caters to various learning needs. Younger children will enjoy the vibrant animations, while older students can tackle puzzles and participate in physical activities. Teachers benefit from guides that make lesson planning simpler.