iTager is a laser tag system whose developers are bidding to create a fully re-engineered version of laser tag that uses completely wireless and remote-controllable systems and can be played in areas as large as 760 meters, in all weather conditions. This system can be easily mounted onto existing laser tag weapons and purchased preinstalled on laser tag guns made by iTager's creators.
Unlike the systems used in regular laser tag arenas, iTager does away with the cable that connects weapon and hit sensor so you can move freely. Individual and team settings can be changed remotely using integrated WiFi and MESH networks.
The creators of iTager are currently operating a Kickstarter campaign as they seek $30,000 to fund testing, enhancement and preliminary production.
Million-Player Laser Tag
iTager Could Theoretically Be Played By a Million Players Simultaneously
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Laser Tag - Creating a completely wireless and remote-controllable laser tag system opens up opportunities for mobile, outdoor and large-scale play.
2. Integrated Wifi and MESH Networks - Integrating WiFi and MESH networks into laser tag systems can create a more dynamic and customizable gaming experience.
3. Crowdfunding for Gaming Gadgets - The success of iTager's Kickstarter campaign demonstrates the potential for crowdfunding in the gaming gadget industry.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - iTager's innovative approach to laser tag could disrupt the traditional gaming industry and create opportunities for new outdoor and mobile gaming experiences.
2. Wireless Technology - The development of completely wireless and remote-controllable laser tag systems could create opportunities for disruptive innovation in the wireless technology industry.
3. Crowdfunding - The success of iTager's crowdfunding campaign could spark disruption in the crowdfunding industry, particularly for other gaming gadgets seeking funding.