An immersive room designed around your space and goals

These are planning examples, not minimum dimensions or a guarantee of fit at every site.

A space around 4 × 4 m is a possible example for an individual or small group, including a therapy setting. Around 7 × 7 m is a school-scale example. The existing 7 m wide × 7–9 m long example illustrates space for 6–7 group workstations. These are planning examples, not minimum dimensions or a guarantee of fit at every site.

Practical guidance starts around 2.5 m in height, with a preferred projected-wall width of about 3.5–3.6 m and preferred wall seams of 110–120°. A wider angle offers a more direct view of the side walls; the visibility model below illustrates the difference. Explore the geometry in the room visualization and the guide to dimensions in immersive learning.

Each of the three wall outputs is 1920 × 1080 pixels, with a 16:9 aspect ratio. For example, an image 3.6 m wide is about 2.03 m high. Image height differs from total wall height: the design also allows for clearances, projector positions and available ceiling height.

Existing walls can be used after suitable preparation. Projection surfaces must be completely straight, smooth and free of visible joins. Where drywall construction is needed, the customer prepares it to the system requirements supplied during planning.

• Use ultra-matte or dead-flat paint with 0%–3% sheen. Matte white is the default; neutral gray is considered according to projection conditions.
• Near-total darkening is preferred, with lighting planned for activities and movement according to site needs.
• Agree equipment positions, power, connections and circulation routes before installation.
• Schools need suitable tables, seating and group work areas; therapy and small-group settings need furniture, routes and access adapted to users and staff.

The system combines three projectors, a computer delivering three 1920 × 1080 wall outputs, infrared sensors for wall interaction and 3walls content software. Computer specifications, connections and equipment placement follow the design, rather than a fixed processor model or HDMI-port count for every room.

Projector throw ratio is the distance from the projector to the surface divided by image width. For example, a ratio of 0.25–0.5 with a 3.6 m wide image corresponds to about 0.9–1.8 m of throw distance. This illustrates the calculation; it is not a specification for every installation. Lens selection and placement depend on manufacturer data, geometry and reducing shadows when people approach the walls.

3walls software, content, support and research and development are developed in Israel; hardware is sourced from overseas suppliers. Project cost depends on equipment, site preparation, installation, content, training and the agreed service scope. Confirm these items and any optional work in a project-specific quotation.

Infrared sensing enables interaction with the walls, such as selecting an answer or activating an element in content designed for it. The action depends on the content and room configuration.

An interactive floor using a 3D camera is an optional extra. Its suitability and scope are assessed separately during planning and quotation.

3walls Immersive AI enables AI-assisted creation of games for the immersive room. Plan the game around the activity's purpose, then review the content and test how it works in the room before using it with an audience.

Separately, the 3walls team uses AI in internal production workflows for 5760 × 1080 panoramic media, assets and worlds. Custom experiences are assessed against a defined project scope and requirements. Internal production capabilities do not mean every tool or workflow is available to Content Editor users.

Teams can continue to receive help with system operation and content creation within the agreed service scope. Confirm the support arrangements and term in your quotation.

The user community offers a way to exchange ideas and content. Sharing your own content is optional and subject to your rights and permissions. Images, names and identifying details of students, patients or other participants require appropriate consent or non-identifying treatment.

Hardware warranty follows supplier terms. Software and service coverage are specified in the quotation; a service term does not replace the hardware warranty conditions.

3walls supplies system requirements. The customer is responsible for building preparation, electrical, fire, accessibility and local-code compliance, working with the relevant professionals. The local team determines whether an activity suits its users.

Share the room's dimensions, ceiling height, photographs and the activities you want to run. You can also explore the system demo before discussing your project.