Arena G200

Your movement isthecontroller.

Arena G200 brings sports into an interactive indoor arena. Players step into a simulator, take on a challenge and see the system respond to their actions. Projected environments, motion tracking and immediate feedback connect physical effort with digital gameplay.

We designed and developed the software connecting the games, tracking systems and visitor experience. Across six simulators and a separate historical corridor, our work covered gameplay, visual feedback, interfaces and the logic that keeps each interaction moving.

Six ways to get into the game

Each simulator gives players a different physical challenge, with its own scoring and feedback. Sessions are designed to be quick to understand and easy to repeat. Adaptive difficulty responds to performance, giving first-time visitors an accessible starting point and returning players something to improve.

Connect the action to the screen

Azure Kinect depth sensors capture movement, while computer vision interprets the action for each game. We connected that input to Unity’s real-time environments so a physical action could become a registered hit, a score or a response on screen. Timing matters: players need to understand immediately whether their attempt worked.

Make the next attempt count

Feedback gives every round a reason to be played again. Scores and performance indicators show players how they did, while session records support progress tracking over time. For venue operators, usage data helps reveal which activities attract players and how the installation is being used.

Walk into sporting history

Between the simulators, a motion-controlled corridor offers another kind of interaction. Visitors trigger media as they move through a timeline of sporting history, encounter virtual athletes and take photographs with digital sports legends. We connected movement, displays and mobile content to make the journey through the venue part of the experience.