i.play

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i.play, also known as the Intelligent Play System[1] is an interactive playground[2] designed in collaboration between and Playdale Playgrounds.

The i.play has switches and lights which light up and make sounds, requiring participants to push them to earn points.[2]

The development and evaluation of the i.play system is being conducted by Phil Hodgkins as part of a Ph.D in Sports Technology at Loughborough University.[2]

The world's first i.play system was opened to the public at Barrow Park, Barrow-in-Furness, UK on 20 July 2007.[3]

  • i.play tournament, Barrow Park July 2007

  • Children celebrate the launch of i.play at Barrow Park, July 2007

References[]

  1. ^ "A Playground for the 3rd Millennium", North-West Evening Mail[permanent dead link]
  2. ^ a b c "i.play intelligent play system by Playdale", Core77.
  3. ^ sport-kit.net[permanent dead link]

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