Any alternatives to the ICA projection system?

[tg_vegas]

I'm intrigued by the ICA project system. Given that I spend a lot of time on my table at home by myself, it seems like a projection system might be a way to train and improve. Question (and I've searched the forum already for this topic) is are there other systems out there to compare against the ICA? I feel like I've seen more robust systems in various videos but no descriptions about who makes them.

 

[bbb]

I am very happy with I C A
i dont see why you would want to go with anything else

 

[tg_vegas]

Just wondering if there are any others to consider or is this a situation where there is really only one provider.

 

[TrxR]

Here is the only other one I ever seen

Front Page • PROJECTION PRO BILLIARDS

Project Training Drills Simply scroll between drills and layouts to help you make the most of your practice time. Never wonder if they are setup right again! No need to fumble with books! organize Practice Sessions Our unique folder structure allows you to load your practice sessions any way you...

projectionprobilliards.com

I don't have any experience with either system though

 

[tg_vegas]

Only based upon the few YouTube videos I've watched on both systems, I have to say IMO, the PPB system seems a bit more refined and sharper. The wildcard is the price difference is really large, with the ICA system quite a bit more expensive. I'd love to see a side-by-side review by someone that has used both.

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

It would be cool and helpful if the system could take a picture of the balls on a table, and then project the layout so you can duplicate a live senerio. Say a run killing break shot in straight pool. Ya know, hit a button real quick before a tough shot while practicing so you can duplicate it if you miss it.
All right I want royalties if I just gave these companies a good idea, you heard it here first.

 

[OrigZaphod]

Only based upon the few YouTube videos I've watched on both systems, I have to say IMO, the PPB system seems a bit more refined and sharper. The wildcard is the price difference is really large, with the ICA system quite a bit more expensive. I'd love to see a side-by-side review by someone that has used both.

Interesting that they are using a Raspberry Pi for it, I shocked the "software isn't out there already for it.

I'd but it if they provided just the SD card for it as I have to many Pi's now just doing nothing...