LIDAR · COMPUTER VISION · REACTION TRAINING

Gym-Beam: AI Laser Fitness and Reaction Training System

A laser target that moves the moment you touch it, with LiDAR and computer vision measuring every reaction.

Overview

Gym-Beam is an interactive fitness and reaction training system designed and built by Aeonix. It projects a laser point onto the floor or another surface. When the user touches it, the point jumps to a new spot and the user has to reach it again, which turns a drill into a continuous reaction workout.

LiDAR and computer vision track the user's movement, reaction time and speed in real time, so agility and coordination are measured rather than guessed. Training speed and difficulty are fully adjustable, so the same system works for beginners, athletes, rehabilitation centres and professional sports training.

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Key Highlights

Dynamic Laser Targets

The laser point moves to a new position every time it is touched, so the drill keeps changing.

Reaction Time Tracking

Measures how quickly the user reaches each new target.

Real-Time Movement Data

LiDAR and computer vision follow the user's speed and movement as they train.

Adjustable Difficulty

Set the training speed and difficulty for beginners, athletes or rehabilitation.

Measurable Progress

Agility and coordination become numbers a trainer can follow over time.

Floor or Surface Projection

Projects onto the floor or another surface, so drills fit the space you have.

Applications

Gyms and fitness centres
Sports training facilities and academies
Rehabilitation centres
Athlete conditioning programmes

Technical Specifications

Tracking: LiDAR and computer vision
Target: Projected laser point on the floor or a surface
Measures: Reaction time, speed and movement
Settings: Adjustable training speed and difficulty
Processing: AI models on edge computing hardware

FAQ

How does a Gym-Beam session work?

A laser point appears on the floor. The user touches it, it jumps somewhere new, and the user goes after it again while the system records each reaction.

Who is it for?

Gyms, sports training facilities, rehabilitation centres and athletes. Speed and difficulty are adjustable, so beginners can use it too.

What does it measure?

Reaction time, speed and movement, tracked in real time with LiDAR and computer vision.

BUILT AND DEPLOYED BY AEONIX