1. 3D Boxing Machine with an LED Canopy
The BLEE punch strength tester stands just under two metres tall on a silver base. A hooded LED canopy crowns the frame, lit in red and blue. Guests step onto the deck, face the pad, and swing at the target. Force numbers flash on the column screen at once. Steel tube sits behind the printed panels.
2. Punch Pad and Strength Reading
A round pad sits at chest height on a sprung column. The 3D boxing machine turns each hit into a numeric score. Harder swings push the pad deeper and raise the total. A sensor reads peak force, then resets for the next player. Gloves stay optional, since the face is padded vinyl.
3. Twin Screens and Score Display
Two vertical screens frame the pad, one for play and one for the leaderboard. A smaller display on the centre column shows the last score and coin credit. Rounds run on a timer, which keeps a queue moving. The strength game lists ten results under nicknames. Updates load from a USB port.
4. Light Deck Under the 3D Boxing Machine
Pink and violet strips run up both side columns. The deck glows beneath the player, so the stance area reads across a hall. Panels on the punch cabinet carry vertical lettering and silhouettes. Metal edging takes scuffs from shoes. Staff wipe the deck after each session.
5. Placement and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. One person can steer the 3D boxing machine on a pallet truck once it is crated. Leave a metre in front for the swing arc and a metre behind for staff. Bolt the base where floors slope. Spare pads ship with the first order.
Specs at a Glance
