Total area:

• 150 m² (gaming zone)
• 30–50 m² (classrooms)
• 20–30 m² (relaxation area)

Requirements:

• Darkened environment with good ventilation and comfortable lighting for PC and VR work
• Free movement space (minimum 2×2 m per VR player)
• Classrooms with PCs and workstations for development and learning
• Dedicated relaxation area for participants

Area: From 150 to 300 m², open and modular to allow configuration changes for different scenarios.
Lighting: Fully darkened, with dynamic colored and spotlight systems to create atmosphere and highlight game zones.
Game elements: Mobile walls and barriers (1–2 meters high), lightweight maze structures, and shelters for tactical maneuvers.
Flooring: Soft (rubber or PVC sports mats) for safety during movement and falls.
VR area: A separate 30–50 m² space with safety barriers and enough room for free movement with VR headsets.
Sound: Integrated speaker system for in-game effects and team communication.

Laser Quests: Story-driven team missions involving object search and task completion using laser weapons.
Laser Duels: Solo or paired face-offs focused on speed and accuracy — similar to fencing, but with lasers.
Laser Tag Games: “Tag”-style games where players must “tag” others using laser beams.
Tactical Training & Simulations: Exercises to enhance team coordination and strategic thinking using laser-based equipment.
VR Laser Games: A hybrid format combining virtual reality with laser tag elements for deeper immersion.

Laser weapons and sabers with infrared sensors and built-in hit indicators (lights, vibration).
Wearable hit sensors (vests or belts) for precise hit detection.
Central wireless scoring system with real-time data displayed on screens or mobile devices.
VR headsets (e.g., Oculus Quest 2) with controllers, compatible with laser game scenarios.
Software for mission creation, game management, and player data analytics.
Lighting: Controllable LED panels and spotlights (color and intensity).
Audio: Sound system with microphones for team communication and audio effects.
Safety gear: Optional knee and elbow pads, protective glasses.
Monitoring: Video surveillance system for game monitoring and safety.

Climbing routes for all levels (beginners to advanced)
Game-based and competitive climbing challenges (individual & team)
Strength, agility, and focus training
Group and private sessions with professional instructors
Trampoline jumping (basic to acrobatic)
Trampoline battles and competitions
Zip line jumps and flights — technique training, fear overcoming, and coordination development
Birthday parties and corporate events

• Developmental games and fitness classes

Climbing walls with varied surfaces and routes
Belay systems: ropes, ascenders, carabiners
Safety mats: thick, shock-absorbing
Protective gear: climbing shoes, helmets, harnesses
Trainer equipment: tablets, timers, score counters
Professional trampolines
Zip lines with suspension safety systems, cables, harnesses
Mats and shock-absorbing flooring
Protective nets and barriers
Video and audio equipment
Ventilation and lighting systems

🎯 Shooting challenges with difficulty levels (pneumatic guns)
🏹 Archery tournaments
🔪 Throwing duels and skill tests (knives, axes)
🕶 Laser room: dark quests with tactical tasks and AR hints
🤝 Team-building missions: “defend the base,” “intercept the target,” “find the artifact”

Pneumatic guns, training targets, replaceable cartridges
Sports bows, safe arrows, crossbows
Throwing knives and axes with reinforced coatings
Exploding targets and colored cartridges for vibrant challenges
Laser scanners and sensor vests
AR glasses and digital tablets for hints and missions
Sound feedback system and LED zone lighting

Training in parkour, workout, and tricking
Aerial yoga sessions (aerobic yoga using suspension elements)
General physical training to improve flexibility, strength, endurance, and coordination
Group and individual classes for all skill levels