Later, when they try to put it into practice, Kinect can examine their mechanics and measure improvements. Hutchinson says the method accelerates the user’s movements faster than traditional training. “Will I be Tiger Woods after one time? No,” Hutchinson says. “But can you get significantly closer and learn at a faster rate? Absolutely.”
Here’s how it works: Users put on a device similar to Star Trek character Geordi Laforge’s visor and watch an elite athlete’s perfect mechanics on a repeated loop.Hutchinson says the image is being downloaded onto the visual cortex of the viewer’s brain;they see the perfect repetitions of a swimmer’s stroke,a golfer’s swing,or a basketball’s star shot and“learn” the motion.
Ikkos aims to bring Kinect to elite athletic training.The company’s training method seeks to help improve and measure performance based on what’s called neuroplasticity,or,more simply,the brain’s ability to adapt and learn a new or different function,Hutchinson says.
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