ROX reaction lights

Name: ROX reaction lights
Brand: A-CHAMPS
SKU: AC-1005
Price: 249.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

249,00 €

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For at-home training use. For a unique light, sound and vibration-based training.

In stock

SKU: AC-1005

ROX reaction lights

249,00 €

Multicolored adjustable RGB LED lights for visual stimulation
Loudspeaker for auditory stimulation
Vibration motor for tactile stimulation
Upala™ for body balance assessment and training
Proprietary technology for connectivity and up to 40m range
Grouping function for training with different groups at the same time
Li-ion batteries with 2.5 operating hours
Material: Jet Fighter material (polycarbonite/ABS): anti-shock construction, weatherproof and water-repellent
Dimensions: each 11 x 11 x 5 cm | 0.27kg

Download App:
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Product description

Unique training with light and sound

Do you want to become faster and more agile? Training cognition and perception effectively? And have fun at the same time? Then ROX is just right for you! The latest IoT technologies are at the heart of the smart training lights. Multiple sensors detect tapping, shaking, tilting, throwing or balancing. Light, sound and haptic feedback stimulate the senses and motivate them to take on new challenges.

The interactive training tools can be used in both individual and group training. Also ideal for coordination and movement games in neurotraining.

ROX are connected to the smartphone via Bluetooth and controlled with the appropriate app, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the App Store. The app controls all programs for your training, playful workouts, result overviews and battery management. This is how fitness works in the 21st century!

Scope of delivery

Scope of delivery: 3 x ROX, 1 x charger with 4 socket adapters for types A and B, C and F, G and I

HOW DOES ROX WORK?

The ROX pods are equipped with a sensor that emits a random signal in the form of a flashing light, a sound or a vibration. The athlete must PERCEIVE the signal with their eyes (flashing), ears (sound) or skin (vibration).

Once the brain has perceived the information, it must process it. Green, for example, means that the athlete must turn left, red that he must turn right.

The brain then sends a command to the corresponding muscle groups to move to the right (REACT).