Introduction to Laser Tag Systems
Laser tag systems typically use infrared signaling to track firing of the beam. Laser tag guns contain an emitter of collimated beams of infra-red light that is highly directional. The sensors are simply infra-red receivers that absorb the light rays and use optical filters to modulate or detect.
Laser Tag Tournaments
Laser tag tournaments are staged for various levels including local, regional, national, and international levels.
Components of a Laser Tag System
The most important parts of any laser tag system are the shoot signal emitter and the receiver sensor. Tagger (Laser tag gun) is a model of weapon that shoots with invisible infrared rays. Each player’s set usually consists of a Gun + Headband or a Gun + Vest.
Safety in Laser Tag
Players should not run on the laser tag course due to potential injuries. Pregnant women are not recommended to participate in laser tag activities. Laser tag can be played all year round, rain or shine.
Industry Standard and Pricing
The laser tag industry standard for ticket prices is approximately $1 per minute of gaming in an indoor arena and $0.50 per minute of gaming in an outdoor battlefield.
Laser Tag Game Kit
There are special game kits used to play in the arena and outdoors consisting of a blaster that shoots an infrared ray and accessories that record defeats.
Space Requirements for Laser Tag
A typical Laser Tag attraction requires 3,000-5,000 square feet. The total space available should be at least 7,000 square feet in total building size.
Conclusion
Laser tag is a recreational shooting sport where participants use infrared-emitting light guns to tag designated targets.