Steradian Technologies Donates Several Items to the Laser Tag Museum

Indianapolis, January 2012 – Steradian Technologies, based out of Lafayette, Indiana, donated several of their outdoor laser tag equipment models to the Laser Tag Museum in Louisville, Kentucky.

This impressive donation can be seen in the images below.

The items donated include two operational manuals, a Gamer Controller, a Scorpion II Laser Grenade, Eclipse models 260, 300, 310, and 405, a laser hopper, and an S-7 model phaser and headband. Jenny Richardson, part of the sales team for Steradian said, “We wanted to give the people viewing the equipment an idea of how our product has progressed over the years.” Visitors can see how the Eclipse unit has evolved from model to model.

Steradian Technologies has been producing outdoor laser tag gear since 1999 and has a considerable market share in the outdoor laser tag industry. They supply several equipment pieces that can help change game scenarios. Steradian even hosts an annual outdoor laser tag event called TagCon in Lafayette, Indiana. The ILTA even attended the 2010 TagCon, which you can see the photos from HERE.

The ILTA thanks Steradian Technologies for their donation to the outdoor portion of our Laser Tag Museum. Visitors can see the museum at Lazer Blaze at 4121 Shelbyville Rd, Louisville, KY 40207.

For more information on Steradian Technologies, you can visit their website www.steradiantech.comor call them at (765) 420-9201.

A side note on Steradian’s company name, a steradian is a unit of solid angular measure. Infrared LED's typically measure their power output in milliwatts per steradian.