Snowboarding / Connected riding
Less time on your phone. More time on your edge. A connected riding concept built to capture the run, mark the moment, and keep your eyes up.
Designed around the moment.
01 / The experience
Most action cameras ask you to become the camera operator. LOKOL is designed around the opposite idea: the run happens, the system keeps up, and your attention stays on the snow.
The first version we want to build is simple: record your point of view, mark the moments worth keeping, and find them again after the run. A glanceable display would give you a quiet confirmation without a screen full of distractions.
The first ride: one rider, one run, a few moments worth keeping. Proposed MVP; wearable testing is still ahead.
Start before you drop in. The proposed first version records your point of view and movement together, keeping the session on your gear while you ride.
MVP / Capture without cell serviceTap a glove control after something good happens. The target is to keep the moments just before and after that tap, so a late reaction does not lose the best part.
MVP / 15 seconds before + 10 after, targetA brief confirmation that you are recording, that a moment was marked, or that something needs attention. Keep the center of your view open for the mountain.
MVP / Quiet, glanceable feedbackBack at the lodge, open the run, jump between highlights, and replay the video alongside your movement. Choose a clip to export and keep the rest private.
MVP / Review locally, share by choice02 / The film
An early look at the rhythm of a connected run. This concept film illustrates the idea; it is not a working-product demonstration.
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03 / The riding system
A feature map of where LOKOL is headed. The first ride starts with capture and control. Connected riding and deeper movement insight come later.
Capture the line as you saw it, with movement recorded alongside the video.
At the helmet ↗ / Explore helmet captureCheck recording state and get a brief highlight confirmation at a glance.
In your view ↗ / Explore the goggle displayMark a highlight through your glove. Leave the phone in your pocket.
At your fingertips ↗ / Explore glove controlsBring your body, feet, and board into the replay to explore balance, timing, and technique.
Across the rider ↗ / Explore movement insightA quick readiness check for recording, storage, and power before you start.
Record, mark, and get a quiet confirmation. No browsing or editing on the descent.
Find your highlights in one session, replay what happened, and export your favorites.
04 / Today → The first ride
A focused first release, with a clear finish line. The MVP below is a proposed product scope, not a list of capabilities available to use today.
We have a visual system concept, an experience film, and software simulations for multi-rider timing and relative position. These help us explore how connected riding could feel.
The next immediate step is a controlled demonstration of the capture-to-replay loop. A complete on-snow wearable has not been validated.
Watch the concept film ↗Our finish line: one rider completes that entire loop in a controlled test, then repeats it reliably on snow. Fit, visibility, cold-weather operation, and usability still need testing.
05 / The next lines
Once the first ride works, we want to make it more connected. These are proposed directions, in order of ambition. Timing depends on what rider testing teaches us.
Know where your people are.
Explore a simple view of a paired rider’s relative position and gap, with clear feedback when that information gets old.
First connected experience
One day. More perspectives.
Bring two riders’ sessions into the same replay. Find the moments you shared and choose the angles you want to keep.
Shared session concept
Make progress visible.
Explore how balance and body movement relate to a turn. Build useful replay tools before making coaching or performance claims.
Progression research
Roadmap ideas, not release commitments. Selecting a direction only fills the local interest preview below.
Keep the idea close
Tell us how you ride and try the interest form. This preview saves your choices only in this browser; it does not sign you up for emails.
06 / Questions
A few things to know before the next run. This is a concept in development, and the details matter.
Save interest on this deviceYou can explore this feature map and watch the concept film. The project also has software simulations, but the complete wearable experience is still in development. This site is not a working capture or replay app.
Our proposed MVP is deliberately focused: check readiness, record one rider’s point of view and movement, mark highlights, see simple feedback, and review and export a clip locally after the run.
We want to explore paired riding first, then shared-session replay. Whole-body movement, pressure, and tactile feedback are further research directions. There are no committed release dates.
Fit and compatibility are still being explored. The images show a design direction, not a universal attachment or a promise that the system fits any helmet or goggle.
The goal is minimal, peripheral information: recording state, a brief confirmation, or an issue that needs attention. Visibility and distraction need to be tested in real conditions before the experience is ready to ride.
The proposed first version keeps capture and marking local, so the run should not depend on a network. Future connected features will need their own range and reliability testing.
The product direction is local storage by default, with sharing chosen by the rider. This preview form also stays local: it saves only in your browser and does not subscribe you to emails.
No. The images are illustrative design studies based on our V11 direction. The final LOKOL film brings the riding vision to life. Both explain the idea; neither demonstrates a validated wearable.
Independent by nature.
Better memories of the run. More connection to your crew. A clearer picture of how you ride. That is the direction. The first step is one complete riding experience.
