Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Math Floor Game
Kids and grown-ups each solve their own equation on the floor, and answering together earns a combo bonus — about a minute per game.
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Made for a clientKorean interface
Healthy Eating Floor Games
Brush, wash, shop, catch — four floor games that turn healthy habits into play for toddlers and preschoolers.
- Client
- A public children's nutrition-support center in Korea
- What we built
- Four health-habit floor games for toddlers and preschoolers, with the center's own characters and a Korean interface. We designed around what young children can do: no fail states, gentle wording, and a short pause before returning to the menu so stray steps don't restart a game.
- Outcome
- Ran on MP-F floor units at a children's event in July 2026. Characters, foods, wording and language can all be swapped for your program.
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Who it's for
Where this kind of piece fits
- Public health and child-nutrition centers
- Kindergartens, daycare centers and early-years programs
- Children's museums, kids cafés and family health fairs
What it does for you
For you and your visitors
- Two games for toddlers that can't be failed: keep stepping until every germ is gone from the teeth or the hands.
- Two games for preschoolers, two children at a time: step only on the healthy food riding the conveyor, then catch falling fruit — about 30 seconds a round.
- No winners or losers: every round ends with 'Great job, everyone!' and shows the food each child collected.
- One menu switches between the four games, so a class or a family line keeps moving.
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Hardware
Runs on MP Series
Ran on MP-F floor projection kiosks. We can re-skin it with your characters, foods and language, and bring the floor units for your event.
Your event
Get one made for your event
Tell us about the space, the audience and the date. We will suggest a piece built around your theme, in your language, with your branding.
Details
How it was set up
- Orientation
- Landscape
- UI language
- Korean
- Input
- Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
- Players
- 1–2
- Session length
- About 30 seconds per round (toddler games run until the germs are gone)
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