Climb Beyond: The future of indoor climbing

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Chapter 3., Description of specific characteristics: Climb Beyond combines state-of-the art technology to give users the real climbing experience. It helps people to enjoy climbing and facing their fear. It helps them to advance faster while saving money on instruction courses because they might not need the advanced courses anymore. Without our service, anyone who starts climbing will experience kind of a logarithmic learning curve. But for urbanized people a faster increase is of high interest. Therefore our service will increase the learning curve much faster in no time.
The service is easy to use, available all the time and does not cost tons of money. Extended services for accessing the tracked data allow anyone to review their own capabilities even at home. Because all the technology is put into a single small device, we can enhance any existing climbing facility by just installing the device and calibrating it to environmental conditions (point of view, light and shadow). There is no need to change anything else in the facility itself. Just the device and an Internet connection is required.
Body and movement tracking:
Body recognition is a huge topic in the gaming industry. Devices like Nintendo® Wii and Sony® Eye-Toy allow players to use their body to interact freely with the game. But the real break-through was done by Microsoft® with Kinect for XBox360 because it really tracks one to 4 bodies (including skeleton data) at the same time and no additional technical equipment has to be held by the player. Kinect is the first device that has a computing power that is high enough and a latency low enough to give the player a smooth feeling of real interaction. Ten years ago this would have been like magic but nowadays every teenager knows about that topic and feels comfortable using this technology.
These technologies are of interest for indoor climbing because they allow detailed tracking of a human body. Within indoor climbing any device that