You bring the swing. Our sensor-and-software layer does the rest — reading the move, scoring it live, and putting your number on the board for everyone to chase. Here's exactly how it works, layer by layer.
Real equipment, real physical play — without the exhaustion.
Sensors read your move — hit, spin, throw, speed.
The system turns it into a live score on the board.
The next player tries to beat your number.
Highest score wins. Everyone wants a rematch.
The same stack runs under every game — which is exactly why we can keep adding new ones without rebuilding a thing.
High-speed cameras and motion sensors record every move — clubhead speed, ball spin, punch force, launch angle, placement — at 240 frames a second.
Computer-vision models read the raw capture frame by frame and reconstruct exactly what your body and the ball did — no tags, no wearables.
The engine grades the shot in under a tenth of a second, normalises it across games, and ranks it live — head-to-head, leaderboard or team play.
Each arena bay is a self-contained kit — the same components in every venue, calibrated to work together out of the box.
A wall-sized, high-brightness display renders stadiums, moving targets and your live score all around you.
Multi-angle 240fps cameras catch the exact frame of contact, even on the fastest swings.
Doppler radar and optical sensors clock speed, spin, force and angle the instant you play.
A local GPU box scores everything in real time — no cloud round-trip, no lag on the board.
Spatial audio and neon cues turn a personal best into a crowd-roar moment the whole room feels.
Real clubs, bats, bows and balls — the gear you'd actually use, tracked to the millimetre.
This is exactly what the screen shows the moment you play — real force, read live. Hit the button and watch the meter climb.
Every game runs on this. Swing speed, punch force, ball spin — the same layer measures it and turns it into a number worth beating.
Every bay self-checks against known references at open, so a 116 mph swing reads the same on Monday as it does on Friday.
Scores are scaled so first-timers and regulars can share a board — skill still wins, but everyone has a real shot.
The read comes straight from the sensors, not a button press — no gaming the number, no disputes at the table.
The sensor-and-software layer is proprietary, and it's a product in its own right — not just the thing that runs our rooms.
Every round played sharpens the reads and the scoring — the system improves the more it's used.
Each new game rides the same stack, so the line-up grows without rebuilding the arena.
Other operators can run our games in their own space — revenue for us without building the room.
None at all. Every game is built for all levels, and clubs, bats, bows and coaching are on the house.
Reads land within about 96% of pro-grade launch monitors, and every bay is calibrated daily to stay there.
No wearables and no tags — cameras and sensors in the bay do all the tracking while you just play.
Yes. One capture-and-scoring stack powers all six games, so new ones plug straight in.
Absolutely — solo, one-on-one, team relays and full tournaments all run on the same live board.
Yes. If you run a venue, the games can drop into your space. Get in touch →
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