This is me and my beta testers testing out internet multiplayer. This particular match was with a drill that includes 10 layouts:
Releasing early access in a couple of weeks.
First look of internet multiplayer matches, where your opponents table can be projected onto your table (and vice versa), with automatic scoring across drills and games:
That's why this started out as a personal project, I thought too few people would want to set it up.
Then, every time I posted a demo, people were asking me if they could buy it and set it up too.
The discord has 60 members now, with people getting their rooms ready.
As far as the light is...
There are already a couple mobile apps (Drillroom and Railbirds) I believe that attempt to tackle something similar. But they don't have powerful enough hardware to run a proper vision model that can accurately identify which ball is which.
Plus, there are so many features that a phone just...
Not specifically, but those are definitely doable features. Fortunately, feature development is made *way* faster these days with AI assistance. So, definitely doable.
It's legit, there are 50 or so voice commands. There is also a real time conversational option. I had one trained on Earl Stricklands voice and character, and it was hilarious. Not shipping with the app though, unless I have his permission.
Yes, I'm aware of https://iqreality.com/ (little info, but I saw that those systems are $7-$10k) and seem more geared towards casual entertainment/game play.
Eddi is likely the closest direct competitor, but FusionCue is definitely the cheapest of the two. The tradeoff being that you bring your...
It will be around $299, but much cheaper during launch.
Internet features (live streaming/broadcasting, internet multi-player, community drills) will have a subscription around $15 a month, since data usage costs me.
The very few competitors who offer custom hardware + for live tracking and projection that I've found are meant for B2B. One charges $7k to $10k, and the other charges around $3k I believe, and there isn't much info available otherwise on their sites. One seems defunct.
I have about 10 beta...
In the app, it allows you to choose which size table you're running the system on. At the moment, the Rasson virtual table is just a standard 9' table. My table in the video is an 8' table.
Good suggestion though, definitely on the way.
Here's a summary of features:
Real-Time Ball Tracking: An overhead webcam and a locally-running AI vision model track every ball on the table live — no special balls, no sensors, no cloud processing.
Projected Table Overlay: A projector turns the felt itself into the screen — drills, targets...
Ty. Of course, it is an approximation. Accounting for CB hit speed / deflection / other nuances wouldn't be worth attempting to account for. You can request minimal english, moderate and max, same for follow/draw.
Hey all,
Designer/developer of 3 decades here + pool player. I've been building out a system that combines live ball tracking via mounted camera and projection.
This unlocks interactive drills and games.
I demo'd it a couple weeks ago on my channel:
Note: Since that video, I've solved the...