Air Bag Motion Platform Programming
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps demonstrates how to program their air bag motion platforms, showcasing the straightforward setup process for these durable, pneumatically driven effects. The platforms are commercially available in custom sizes and are trusted by haunted houses, escape rooms, and interactive entertainment venues worldwide. FrightProps has over two decades of experience manufacturing these systems, reflecting a deep pedigree in professional-grade haunt hardware.
Key takeaways
- ◆Air bag motion platforms can be programmed quickly with minimal complexity
- ◆Platforms are available in custom sizes to fit a variety of venue layouts
- ◆Designed for durability and low maintenance in high-traffic entertainment environments
- ◆Trusted by professional haunted attractions and escape rooms globally
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators and escape room designers looking to add dynamic motion effects to their attractions with a reliable, commercially supported platform.
Materials mentioned
- • air bag motion platform
⚠ Safety notes
Motion platforms involve pneumatic pressure and moving mechanical surfaces; operators should follow manufacturer guidelines and ensure guests are properly secured or supervised.
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