Nexus Arena · Vestless laser tag

Commercial vestless laser tag, powered by Nexus

Gel Blaster Nexus gives venues a commercial vestless laser tag system with hit sensors built directly into every smart blaster. Players pick up a blaster and enter the game without putting on a vest. Hot-swappable batteries support the operating rhythm, while BattleCam turns gameplay into branded, shareable highlights.

Explore the Nexus Arena system
  • Blaster-based hit sensors
  • Hot-swappable batteries
  • Optional light + audio tech vests
Nexus smart blaster used for commercial vestless laser tag
Smart blaster · Player interface and hit sensors
A player in a vertical BattleCam highlight from Nexus Arena
BattleCam · Shareable player highlights

Built for commercial play

Vestless laser tag without a stripped-down system

Vestless does not have to mean basic. Nexus keeps the connected smart blaster, game technology, battery workflow, and content tools at the center of the attraction. The vest becomes a configuration choice rather than a requirement for every laser-tag session.

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Hit sensors in the blaster

Each Nexus smart blaster handles vestless laser-tag hit detection, so players can enter the game without putting on a vest.

02

Hot-swappable batteries

Swap a battery instead of taking the entire blaster out of rotation for a recharge. The equipment is designed around the pace of commercial play.

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BattleCam highlights

BattleCam turns gameplay into branded, shareable player highlights that carry the venue experience beyond the match.

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One system that can expand

Add Nexus tech vests to the same smart blasters to introduce illuminated feedback, in-game audio, and Gel Blaster gameplay without replacing the supporting system.

A practical upgrade path

Start vestless. Add the full Nexus experience when you are ready.

The same Nexus smart blaster anchors each configuration. Begin with vestless laser tag, then add tech vests to deepen player feedback and make Gel Blaster gameplay available. You are extending the system—not discarding and replacing it.

  1. 01

    Run vestless laser tag

    Blaster-mounted sensors handle player hit detection with no wearable vest required.

  2. 02

    Add Nexus tech vests

    Introduce illuminated panels, built-in speakers, haptic feedback, and additional connected hit detection.

  3. 03

    Activate Gel Blaster gameplay

    Use the same smart blasters with the tech vests while the rest of the supporting equipment stays the same.

Nexus light-up tech vest with built-in speakers
Optional Nexus tech vest · Light, sound, haptic feedback, and connected gameplay

One platform, two ways to play

Choose the configuration that fits the session

Operators can keep the vestless experience simple or layer in the tech vest when a session calls for more feedback and Gel Blaster gameplay.

Fast-entry configuration

Vestless laser tag

Player equipment
Nexus smart blaster
Hit detection
Sensors built into the blaster
Battery workflow
Hot-swappable batteries
Gameplay
Laser tag without a wearable vest

Immersive upgrade

Tech vest + Gel Blaster

Player equipment
The same smart blaster plus a Nexus tech vest
Player feedback
Illuminated panels, built-in speakers, and haptics
Gameplay
Laser tag and Gel Blaster configurations
Supporting system
The rest of the equipment remains the same

The game keeps traveling

BattleCam turns a match into marketing

BattleCam captures Nexus play and produces a short, branded highlight with game overlays in a mobile-first format. Players leave with something made for sharing, giving the venue a way to extend the experience into each guest's social circle.

See more BattleCam highlights

Common questions

Vestless laser tag system FAQ

What is vestless laser tag?

Vestless laser tag places the player hit sensors in the blaster itself, so each player can enter the game with a smart blaster and no wearable vest.

Do players need to wear a vest?

No. Nexus can run a vestless laser-tag configuration using the sensors built into the smart blaster. Tech vests are an optional upgrade path.

What do the Nexus tech vests add?

The upgrade adds illuminated wearable feedback, built-in speakers, haptic response, and additional connected hit detection for a more immersive player experience.

Can the same blasters also run Gel Blaster gameplay?

Yes. Add Nexus tech vests and the same smart blasters can support Gel Blaster gameplay. The rest of the supporting Nexus equipment remains the same.

What happens when a blaster battery runs low?

Nexus smart blasters use hot-swappable batteries, allowing the operator to replace the battery and return the blaster to play without waiting for the full unit to recharge.

Plan your laser tag configuration

See how vestless Nexus fits your venue

Compare vestless laser tag, the tech-vest upgrade, BattleCam, and the path to Gel Blaster with a Partnership Manager.