Resources for laser tag operators

The international standard for classifying laser and LED emitters by eye-safety; the reference behind eye-safety certificates for optics.

How the FDA regulates laser products sold in the United States, including entertainment and toy products.

Consumer product safety requirements and guidance for businesses that sell or import products in the United States.

Rules for shipping lithium batteries by air, useful when you move charged equipment between events or countries.

What the CE mark means and which products need a declaration of conformity to be sold in the EU.

EU product safety rules for businesses, including the General Product Safety Regulation.

Restrictions on hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment sold in the EU.

The global association for the attractions industry: family entertainment centres, amusement parks and their suppliers.

Safety programmes and guidance for attraction operators.

The largest attractions trade show, where operators see equipment and meet suppliers.

A museum in Louisville, Kentucky, documenting the history of laser tag equipment.

Business plans, market research and funding basics from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Registering and running a business in the United Kingdom.

Accessibility duties for businesses open to the public in the United States, including entertainment venues.

A general history and overview of laser tag and its formats.

The infrared shot, hit sensors, optics and software.

Format, site, equipment, costs and marketing, step by step.

Declarations of conformity and eye-safety certificates for our optics.