The phrase "interactive zone" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a designated area where people can actively engage and participate in various activities. Example: The children's museum has a dedicated interactive zone where kids can play and learn about science and technology.
The NYFi features two interfaces and a simple touch activates the height sensitive interactive zone on either face".
The one thing that has not yet exceeded expectations is the launch of Pottermore's interactive zone, which was last week promised for "early April".
When visitors step into the installation's "interactive zone," the video mapping device is triggered and Nováková awakes.
Nick wears t-shirt by Fred Perry, jacket by Uniqlo and bag by Eastpak; Catherine wears jacket by Beyond Retro This is a water wall in the interactive zone of the Science Museum.
But when visitors leave the area, a motion controller placed just outside the interactive zone catalyzes an abrupt change: Marketa's face is drained of color and the sound ceases, bringing her speech to a symbolic end.
There were booths from more than 20 companies in the new "digital reading interactive zone".
Small fry can run around at the interactive Splash Zone.
It includes top bands, "Wii dancing", a giant pillow fight, a "mechanical rodeo bull rider", an "interactive spirit zone", and a series of lectures entitled Live2totheMax talks for young people.
Super Bowl XLIII's arrival in the city means she will co-anchor her usual news shows at 5, 6 and 11 p.m. from a set built at the N.F.L. Experience, the league's interactive fun zone adjacent to Raymond James Stadium.
Most uniquely VRographers can divide scenes into passive viewing area where the primary action occurs, and an interactive secondary zone where looking will pause the narrative so you can explore at your own pace.
Walk up the stairs from that patio and you'll find an interactive Tea Zone, with a computer screen that tells you all about the various teas, and rows of tea-filled test tubes.
