QUEBEC CITY, Sept. 1, 2026 /CNW/ -- Lü, the company behind the immersive, movement-based play experiences used in schools around the world, announces the launch of Höp, its most compact and versatile solution yet.

The launch follows Lü's rebrand earlier this year, which repositioned the company beyond physical education and into a broader mission: bringing the joy of movement to more people, in more places. Höp is the first product built specifically for that expansion, designed for small to mid-sized shared spaces, such as community centers, fitness studios, senior living common areas, and family entertainment centers.

Höp integrates a projector, a high-speed 3D sensor, sound, and lighting into a compact wall-mounted unit. It features a more accessible play experience, including controller-free interaction using hands or adapted accessories, and small-object detection for a variety of activities. It also introduces advanced autonomy, with features such as kiosk mode and long-range presence detection and voice capture, helping organizations run Höp with minimal staff intervention.

Ahead of its public launch, Höp had already found early adopters across new sectors in North America, including Life Time in the fitness space, Selena in senior living, Machin Chouette in family entertainment, and Université de Sherbrooke as well as Collège mariste in education, all of which have already secured their first units.

Organizations interested in bringing Höp to their space can learn more at play-lu.com/hop.

About Lü

Since 2017, Lü has combined audiovisual technology, interactive content, and the joy of play to create immersive experiences where movement and connection happen naturally. Lü systems are installed in more than 3,500 locations across 40+ countries.

SOURCE Lü - Interactive Playground