ROX uses randomized light, sound, and vibration cues to trigger rapid user responses. This stimulates brain-body coordination and improves reaction performance. Data is collected and visualized in the app for tracking and progress.

Yes. ROX is compact and adaptable. Athletes, parents, and therapists can run structured drills at home using the mobile app, making it great for solo training or rehab.

Yes. ROX devices are made with weather-resistant materials, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor training sessions—even in challenging environments.

Each ROX unit provides extended battery life, supporting multiple training sessions on a single charge. Charging is simple via the included USB cables.

ROX is ideal for home use with a hit sensor and up to 6 units. ROXPro supports 24 units and adds pro-level durability. ROXProX uses a laser sensor for touchless activation, supports 24 units, and suits research or tactical environments.