Live pitching
A pitcher works from a regulation mound and mixes fastballs, curveballs, sliders, change-ups, splitters, cutters and sinkers. Pick a fastball range from 45 to 95 mph and the off-speed scales with it.
Now in developmentPro Catcher VR Trainer™ for Meta Quest
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Flagship product · Meta Quest
Pro
Catcher
VR Trainer™
Level up your blocking and framing.
A VR trainer that provides instant feedback to elevate your catching game. Created for baseball & softball.
Get in your crouch behind a regulation plate, receive live pitching, and see a technique breakdown after every pitch: what you did right, what cost you the strike, and what to fix on the next one.
- In development
- Baseball + fastpitch softball
Coming soon to the Meta Horizon Store
See how it scores you
- 60FT 6IN
- Regulation mound, or 43 ft for fastpitch
- 45–95MPH
- Fastball range, off-speed scales with it
- 13
- Pitch types across both sports
- 10
- Technique checks on every pitch
- 4
- Instant replay camera angles
Strike — framed!+3 bonus
Great receive17 / 19 pts
- Gave a target before the windup1/1
- Dropped the glove in the windup2/2
- Caught it2/2
- Started outside the ball2/2
- Worked through the ball to the zone3/3
- One fluent motionstopped at the catch, then moved again0/2
- Mitt toward the pitcher1/1
- Snapped it and held the frame3/3
- Head still2/2
- Stayed low1/1
Instant feedback
Every pitch gets a report card
The trainer tracks your head, your mitt and your throwing hand, then grades the rep the way a catching coach would: line by line, right after the pitch.
Receiving and framing
Give a target. Relax the mitt in the windup. Start outside the ball, work through it toward the zone in one fluent motion, then stick it and hold. Steal a borderline pitch and the call comes back STRIKE — FRAMED!
Blocking
Balls in the dirt are graded on getting down, centering your body, mitt in the dirt between the knees, bare hand behind it, chin tucked, and chest angled to deaden the ball. Let one get past you and the runner takes the next base.
Beginner and Advanced judging
Start forgiving, then tighten the tolerances on glove stillness, timing and mitt angle as your technique improves.
Instant replay
Then step out and watch it back
Every pitch is recorded. Leave your crouch and see the rep from the first-base side, the third-base side, out front, or over the umpire's shoulder.
Slow it to quarter speed, step through it, scrub the timeline, and follow the path your mitt took to the ball. The last five pitches stay on tap, so you can compare the one you stuck with the one you yanked.
Pro Ghost
Switch it on and a green ghost catcher replays the same pitch the way a pro would have taken it, right beside you: where the mitt should start, the path it should take, and where it should stick. On a ball in the dirt it shows the block position.
Instant replayPitch 12 of 30
StrikeGreat receive +17
What's inside
Built like a real bullpen session
Everything behind the plate is there for a reason: real distances, real pitch movement, and a game going on around you, so the reps carry over to the field.
Baseball and fastpitch
Switch sports and the whole field changes: a 12-inch yellow ball, a pitcher's circle at 43 feet, a windmill delivery, and rise balls, drop balls and screwballs.
Game pressure
A batter who takes real cuts, an umpire who makes the call out loud, and a runner who moves up whenever a ball gets behind you. Give up a run and it costs you.
Blocking on demand
Set how many pitches end up in the dirt, from none at all for a pure receiving day to every single one for a blocking workout.
Spoken coaching
Pitch calls before the windup, strike and ball calls from the umpire, and coaching lines on the plays that matter: "Nice pick, but next time get into the block position."
Your session, your rules
Difficulty, scoring strictness, session length, time between pitches, and left- or right-handed pitchers, batters and catchers. Your stats carry over between sessions.
Make it yours
Pick a youth, normal or large mitt in brown or black leather, and catch right- or left-handed. Turn on the mitt guide and FINGERS, HEEL and THUMB tags show exactly how your glove is angled.
Catch your way
Squeeze the trigger as the ball arrives like a real catch, let the pocket hold it for you, or go Full auto and the mitt snaps shut on anything it touches, so you can focus on your framing and blocking.
Your park, your soundtrack
Play in a full ballpark or a life-size field with seats round the fence. Turn the music, the voice calls, the umpire and spoken location calls on or off, and set the music volume.
Inside the headset
The view from behind the plate
Pictures from the app itself: live pitching from your crouch, fastpitch softball, the instant replay and its Pro Ghost, and the options that make it your own.
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360 Drone Booth
Our first product turns a palm-sized DJI Mini drone into an autonomous glam-arm and 360 spinner photo booth, with no robot arm, platform or overhead rig for guests to work around.
AI subject tracking keeps the shot locked, take-off and landing are one touch in the app, and 120 fps capture makes the slow-motion reels.
- Under 249 g
- AI tracking
- 120 fps slow-mo
- Built for indoor events
About
A lab for things that move
360 Motion Labs builds interactive and experiential technology: products that get people moving, playing and creating.
That might be a catcher working on a block inside a headset, or a drone circling a dance floor. We like real-time problems, real-world physics, and tools that make hard skills easier to practice and good moments easier to capture.
Find our work
VR training · Meta Quest
Pro Catcher VR Trainer™
Coming soon to the Meta Horizon Store
Drone tech
360 Drone Booth
360dronebooth.com
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