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LU Interactive Gym – Gamify the YMCA.

The YMCA’s are using some of the latest in fitness gaming technology with the LU Interactive Gym Playground. The Lu uses lights, sounds and video to transform the Y spaces into an engaging, immersive video game arena that gets the kids moving!

The response to LU has been amazing from YMCA locations around the country. 

Houston Texas School District Installs a LU Interactive Gym

Lu Gym blends play with learning.
In addition to traditional physical-education lesson plans that might seek to teach and engage students in multiple activities, the teachers will be adding interactive electronic games that require movement and challenge students’ learning in classroom subjects ranging from English, to history and mathematics.

Lü transforms traditional school environments into immersive and interactive spaces using a vast catalog of purposeful activities and world-class audiovisual equipment.

The gym for the schools of the 21st century.

A gym is a big space. With the right equipment, traditional physical education boundaries can be pushed forward, and take learning to a new level!

Lu Interactive Games

Engaging applications to make kids / adults / seniors move, play and learn.

Lu Interactive Playground is continually creating high-quality content. 

Giant projections, immersive lighting, powerful sound, engaging activities.

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Your Gym, Club, or School can go Viral by adding LU. Lu Interactive has gone Viral many times with its captivating, engaging, and fun content. Each fitness game is loaded with fun activity that requires movement and interaction with a giant screen. Lu transforms any gym into a giant video game using interactive video projection, lights and sounds.

Pickerington School District in Ohio, Adds Lu Interactive Playground

High-Tech ‘Playground’ Blends Mental, Physical Learning. Part video game, part interactive educational software library, and part gym class, the Lü will offer an innovative new way to blend technology into Pickerington’s curriculum, according to Brian Seymour, Director of Instructional Technology.