EXERCISE GAMES THAT MOVES YOU

Your body is the game controller.

Stand in front of a screen and get active; Perform the exercises as instructed, see the game character move according to your moves and track your progress.

Your body becomes the game controller. All you need is a laptop with a built-in camera and a little bit of space in front of a screen so that camera can see your body and you can move your arms and feet freely. Screen can be your laptop screen, or you can connect to a larger desktop screen or TV – as long as the camera can see your body.

To control the game avatar you do not need any external controllers or wearables. Its the camera that senses your body motion.

Just open the game and begin the race! Run across the tracks in sandy cannyon, jump and climb over the obstacles, navigate around dangerous river rocks on a surf board, ride a cart on a railway avoiding obstacles above your head by doing squats, collect points and try survive the longest while the speed and difficulty increases. This is a workout!

Compete with yourself to improve own scores, or challenge your friends and see who will top the leaderboard with the best scores.

FUN. EMPOWERING. MEASURABLE.

We want to make exercising Fun, Empowering and Measurable

Playing games is fun for most of us, and with gamification elements exercising doesn’t feel like a workout, but playful and fun. There is often lack of motivation for exercising, whether it is for daily routines, planned activation or required rehabilitation. Empowerment leads to increased motivation and routines for activation. Playing a digital game gathers a lot of measurable data. All this data can be analyzed for different purposes from digitalhealth perspective to challenge your friend on a leaderboard.

BASED ON REAL PHYSICAL THERAPY EXERCISES

Rehaboo! Active game is based on the well known physical therapy exercise programs. While playing the game, the player sees the proper physical therapy exercise instructions on the screen, and the activating muscle groups of the whole body. Some exercises are adapted, like stationary walking has running enabled and some are in their original format (like Squat, our signature move:)