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@carlhauser_ Thanks man. Good point, the system also works on a much smaller screen and many games also only work with motion tracking/ no balls.

@markos_aristides_kern Sounds great! But you can't use the full capability of the system when you have smaller room/house? Or will there be another software edition/package/version?

@carlhauser_ We recommend to have at least a 2,5m wide projection and a minimum of 3x2m space in front of the screen since we want you to move a little.

@markos_aristides_kern @letmeaskthis1 What's the problem here? I respect the work that's behind this product. I'm curious of the use case and I think the comment section is made for asking the founder/s some questions.

@carlhauser_ @letmeaskthis1 Thank you. We agree the product is not something for everybody, but which product really is? Thanks also for sharing the story of your friend, we couldn't agree more. Gamification is such s powerful tool compared with the harsh discipline of working out. And we haven't met anybody who doesn't like to play ;)

@markos_aristides_kern I'll have to reach out to my buddy for the exact name of the game he was playing. He was in the Bay Area at the time but has since moved to Texas to work for Twitch. So he has a lot of space. Also, I totally agree about gamification. I am kind of nobody social media wise but I love advocating for health and fitness pursuits and how it can benefit your overall well being. I am also hugely interested in the finding ways I can get involved in this space with my technical background and my fitness experience. I'm curious what this system runs off. Probably an Android based system? Have you already or considered approaching companies that do similar activities with similar tech to see about making your gamification systems and/or interfaces available on other hardware? In my mind I picture something like this being available for the kids to also get some levels of enjoyment and help get more value from other devices like Tonal or Mirror.