A New Target for Game Zones

[LASERWAR Team]

LASERWAR offers a modern version of this familiar entertainment.

Introducing the new "Sphere" electronic target.

The main advantage of "Sphere" is its versatility. It is a compact element for supplementing existing equipment and expanding game mechanics.

The target supports two operating modes:

standalone RGB mode for placing targets in different game zones without connecting to a computer;

interactive shooting gallery mode with a radio base and the LASERWAR "Wild West" software, including scenarios, score counting, and statistics.

The target is equipped with bright RGB backlighting with 16 LEDs. When hit, it reacts with light and sound signals, turning regular shooting into a full-fledged game exercise.

Two Modes, Two Ways to Use It

In standalone RGB mode, "Sphere" does not require connection to a radio base. Place the targets indoors, on walls, posts, stands, or game zone elements. This format is suitable for creating additional mechanics in the arena, training accuracy and reaction, or setting up small shooting zones.

The second option is connection to a radio base and the "Wild West" control software. In this case, "Sphere" becomes part of a hardware and software system: launch game scenarios, keep score, and receive result statistics.

For example, a separate room on club premises can easily be turned into an interactive shooting gallery: mount several targets on the wall, choose a scenario, and offer players a speed and accuracy competition.

When operating as part of a radio-controlled shooting gallery, place the targets within the radio base coverage area, no more than 15 meters away. In this mode, distributing targets across the entire arena is not available. To place targets in different zones of the venue, use standalone RGB mode.

"Sphere" Fits Easily Into a Club

The target is compatible with taggers of any LASERWAR electronics generation. "Sphere" is suitable not only for creating a new game zone, but also for upgrading an existing arena.

The compact 122 x 125 x 50 mm housing has a mount for installation on a wall, stand, or other suitable surface. The 1.45 Ah, 7.4 V Li+ battery provides up to 40 hours of operation without recharging. The device weighs only 152 g.

"Sphere" is supplied without the SmartLi+ charger; purchase it separately.

For a ready-made solution with software control, take a look at the "Wild West" electronic shooting gallery. It is a full-fledged hardware and software attraction with radio-controlled targets and game scenarios. "Sphere", in turn, lets you expand the capabilities of an existing venue in a targeted way or create separate compact game zones.

You can also use "Sphere" as an additional element of the LASERWAR electronic shooting gallery.

The new target is already available for order.