To fill the gap between athleticism and technology, Hyperlab invented Helios, the first laser-assistive device that both trains and tracks its users. Interstingly, in Helios, users can train themselves in any sport, like football, badminton, basketball, and more, with the various preset options available on the app. Moreover, it offers athletes a dynamic training experience and helps them reach their fullest potential. A user can also customize their workout plan, track progress, and unlock their ability with precision drills and analytics.
The product comes along with its stand. Talking about its specifications, it has dimensions of Diameter – 18cm / Length – 30cm with an operational range of up to 12m. Helios can take up to 90 minutes to fully charge. Moreover, it has a 3200mAh, rechargeable Li-ion battery, which backs around 280 mins.
As per the website, Helios ranges up to $602 (₹ 49,999 ), including all the taxes. Additionally, Customers who have pre-booked for $2.40 (₹199) before 29th February 2024 are eligible for a discounted price of $421 hundred (₹34,999). Notably, the Pre-book amount is non-refundable.
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