Tap-First Response
Light appears → Touch ends drill
The most advanced A-Champs system for seamless movement, deeper cognitive challenges, and Professional Cognitive-Motor Training. Create tasks where your athletes, clients, or patients do more than react to a light. They read the cue, decide what it means, and move with speed, timing, control, and purpose. ROXProX Laser combines visual, auditory, and tactile cues with laser-beam sensing, LED matrix cognition, adjustable laser distance, and task-specific measurement — so you can train Reactive Intelligence beyond tap-first responses.
Basic reaction tools often reward one behavior: touch the target fast. That can be useful. But your training environment has to prepare people to read information, ignore distractions, make decisions, and move through changing conditions.
Light appears → Touch ends drill
Cue appears → Movement begins → Action continues
ROXProX Laser helps you build tasks where the cue starts the action — not where movement stops.

ROXProX Laser does not limit you to color-only reactions. Use letters, numbers, symbols, arrows, colors, and task rules to make users recognize, remember, ignore, choose, and move.
Start simple. Then change the rule, add distance, add movement, add pressure, or connect the cue to a sport-specific action.
Each feature matters because of what it lets you build: richer tasks, better cue control, more movement freedom, and clearer measurement.
Show a cue. Set a rule. Change the movement. Add pressure. Your athletes must understand the cue before they move.
From cue recognition to decisions in motion.
Place the units. Choose the task. Run the drill. Review the result — without turning the session into a timing-gate project.
Set it up fast. Run the drill. Review the result.
Use auditory cues for start signals, direction changes, turn-and-react drills, or visual-plus-auditory cue combinations.
Add auditory cueing to movement-based tasks.
Add cognitive demand while the user maintains posture, stability, or body control. Use in qualified professional contexts.
Cue. Decide. Move with control.
With ROXProX Laser, the user does not need to hit or tap the unit to complete the task. Sprint through a gate. Cut across a line. Reach into space. React without breaking rhythm.
The adjustable laser-beam distance ranges from 3.9–59.1 in / 10–150 cm, so you can build tasks for different movement patterns, users, and environments.
The goal is not faster tapping. The goal is better decision-making in motion.
Speed testing should be easy to bring into daily training. ROXProX Laser lets you create simple speed and response measurement setups without building a complicated timing-gate station.

Position ROXProX Laser units for the task.

Choose the exercise and measurement type.

See the result immediately, in the same system.
Use it for acceleration, sprint timing, change of direction, competitive response drills, and technical movement tasks.
Measure inside the same system you use for cueing, decision-making, and movement training.
ROXProX Laser uses a jet-fighter-grade high-impact polycarbonate/ABS shell with rubberized outer protection. It is made for real training spaces: gym floors, turf, courts, academies, clubs, clinics, and performance facilities.
Use ROXProX Laser wherever you need cueing, decision-making, movement, measurement, and progression in one task.
You stay in control of the training decision. ROXProX Laser gives you the system to create, run, measure, and progress the task.
Reaction, scanning, decision-making, speed measurement, balance, movement control, or sport-specific response.
Use colors, sound, tactile cues, letters, numbers, symbols, arrows, timing, or task rules.
Build the response: sprint, cut, reach, stabilize, pass, strike, turn, balance, dribble, or change direction.
Let the user perceive the cue, decide what it means, and move through the task.
Use task data and coaching feedback to adjust distance, timing, complexity, cue type, movement demand, or training pressure.
ROXProX Laser includes the core training experience you need for day-to-day sessions: exercise creation, training content, setup control, drill execution, and progression.
No mandatory subscription is required for core professional training.



Optional subscriptions may support dashboards, analytics, reporting, partner tools, organization management, team management, and enterprise workflows.
Start with the setup that matches how you train today. Expand when you need more stations, more athletes, or more complex task design.
Best for focused individual tasks, simple timing setups, and first ROXProX Laser applications.
Buy 1 ROXProX LaserBest for multi-directional drills, choice reaction tasks, small-group work, and flexible movement setups.
Buy 3 ROXProX Laser SetBest for advanced stations, facility environments, academy sessions, group training, and more complex cognitive-motor task design. Includes charging case and full accessories: 6 ROX Claws, each with 3 adapters.
Buy 6 ROXProX Laser SetFor clubs, academies, facilities, distributors, and organization-level setups, A-Champs can help you select the right system.
Talk to A-ChampsROXProX Laser is the most advanced A-Champs system for Professional Cognitive-Motor Training. It sits inside a broader ecosystem for Reactive Intelligence.

The most advanced system for laser-beam sensing, LED matrix cognition, seamless movement, advanced cueing, and measurable task design.

The professional entry point into the A-Champs ecosystem, with visual, auditory, and tactile cueing plus 12 sensitivity levels for controlled task interaction.

The facility-level environment for immersive 360° Cognitive-Motor Training and large-scale Reactive Intelligence experiences.

Application extenders for sport-specific, multi-directional, functional, and facility-based setups.
Reaction training may be the entry point. ROXProX Laser goes deeper: cues, decisions, movement, measurement, feedback, and progression in one training environment.
No. Reaction training is one use case. ROXProX Laser also supports speed measurement, technical drill measurement, and Professional Cognitive-Motor Training tasks.
Laser-beam sensing, LED matrix cognition, visual, auditory, and tactile cues, task-specific measurement, and scalable task design. The goal is decisions in motion, not simply touching a light.
Yes. The LED matrix can display letters, numbers, symbols, arrows, and color cues for recognition, memory, inhibition, scanning, decision-making, and movement response tasks.
Yes, depending on the exercise setup. It helps bring speed and response measurement into daily training without a complicated timing-gate station.
Yes. With compatible mounting accessories, it can be mounted on mannequins, training dummies, flag poles, or other structures to measure movement inside drills.
Yes. Sound cues can support auditory response tasks, start signals, attention-shifting drills, and visual-plus-auditory cue combinations.
Yes, when tasks are designed by qualified professionals. It is not a clinical diagnostic tool or a guaranteed way to improve balance.
Yes, inside qualified professional task design. It does not replace clinical assessment or treatment planning.
No mandatory subscription is required for core professional training. Optional subscriptions may support dashboards, analytics, reporting, partner tools, organization management, team management, and enterprise workflows.
One unit supports focused tasks. Three units add multi-directional flexibility. Six units fit group sessions, advanced stations, facilities, academies, and more complex cognitive-motor task design.
ROXProX Laser gives you an advanced system for tasks where users perceive information, make decisions, move with purpose, and progress through task data and coaching feedback. Train more than reaction. Train Reactive Intelligence.