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Freeaim VR Shoes
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Looks interesting. Certainly far more practical and space friendly than a massive walking treadmill like the Katwalk C, alls you need is a smooth floor by the looks of it. Be a good workout I imagine too. Be interested in how this develops, price etc.
I would have to buy something to cover the carpet to use these
Soldato
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i like the idea of these.
i think Thrill covered these a year or so ago.
great concept, i worry about going out of bounds though. you can see in the video they come close to the edge a few times.
good for imersion and getting moving instead of stationry and sitting. so im all for that!
these are good space saving options the other one is the https://www.infinadeck.com/ (i think there is another one similar) this seems to be actively in use reading the websie! (howmany times would i hit my head on the railings!)
for us mere mortals the shoes are a great option. but looks to need 2m square space for it to operate in. not sue how many people will have that in there homes.
realcement souls and needing a hard surface to operate on might be the only issues for some people. Ow and Game support
i think Thrill covered these a year or so ago.
great concept, i worry about going out of bounds though. you can see in the video they come close to the edge a few times.
good for imersion and getting moving instead of stationry and sitting. so im all for that!
these are good space saving options the other one is the https://www.infinadeck.com/ (i think there is another one similar) this seems to be actively in use reading the websie! (howmany times would i hit my head on the railings!)
for us mere mortals the shoes are a great option. but looks to need 2m square space for it to operate in. not sue how many people will have that in there homes.
realcement souls and needing a hard surface to operate on might be the only issues for some people. Ow and Game support
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Soldato
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its an interesting idea, something you're gonna need to try before you buy imho to get a feel for it
personally I've gotten use to repositioning myself IRL and adjusting for that in VR using the controls
one thing I do see as a barrier is the situation where you kneel down that kind of rules out having any frame
personally I've gotten use to repositioning myself IRL and adjusting for that in VR using the controls
one thing I do see as a barrier is the situation where you kneel down that kind of rules out having any frame
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Small bump for pricing and potential release schedule.
www.freeaim.com
"The VR Shoes Pro is available to businesses to pre-order for a price starting at $3999. We're planning on releasing a consumer version sometime in 2025 for around $1000-1200. As we scale up we will continue to evaluate the price and work to drive it down even more."
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www.freeaim.com
"The VR Shoes Pro is available to businesses to pre-order for a price starting at $3999. We're planning on releasing a consumer version sometime in 2025 for around $1000-1200. As we scale up we will continue to evaluate the price and work to drive it down even more."