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Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video showcases the Virtuix Omni One, a full-body virtual reality (VR) gaming system featuring a 360-degree treadmill. It demonstrates a user engaging in various movements like walking, running, jumping, kneeling, and crouching within a VR game. The presenter explains the system's functionality, its fitness tracking capabilities (steps, miles, calories burned), and its eligibility for tax deductions as fitness equipment. The unique design of the low-friction concave base and the special overshoes that facilitate movement are also highlighted. This video does not contain any content related to 'Smart Bulb Installation using Smart Socket'.

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Sergio, what are we looking at with this now? >> All right, this is the Omni One. It's a full body VR gaming system where you can walk and run full speed in 360° and you can jump, kneel, and crouch in incredibly fun VR games. >> So, what this guy is seeing is what we're seeing on this screen right here. >> Yes. >> Holy moly. >> Now, just to show you what you can do with it, here's a video of me running full speed. You can also jump, kneel, and crouch. It's a legitimate fitness and exercise device. In fact, you can purchase it using health savings account funds. Now, it's available in right now in the US for consumers. There's two options to purchase. One is a complete system with our custom VR headset. That's 3,500 or the treadmill alone is 2,600. Now, [music] both options is the same treadmill. You can connect your treadmill, your Omni One treadmill, to any other PC-based VR headset. And you can essentially play just about any VR game in your Omni One. >> What is this called? >> It's called Omni One. Our company is called Virtuix. So, our website is virtuix.com. virtuix.com and lots of great info on our website. >> And these are out and people are using them. And you were saying they got how many steps in in a year? >> Yeah, so when you play a game, it'll track how many steps you took, how many miles you walked in that game, and how many calories you burned. So, some of our users within 1 year, they walked 1.5 million steps, over 800 miles, burned 500,000 calories playing video games. One of our users lost 40 lb in his first 4 months using his Omni One. A guy in his 60s, he started at 275 lb, dropped down to 235 lb in 4 months. >> Well, now there's a new law out there saying that fitness equipment is tax deductible. >> There you go. >> So, that might be for some of these guys out there, VirtuEx. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, sir. And this is the shoe that makes it happen cuz it's a low friction sole. So, that's how he can walk that way. >> Right. Actually, a great point is that the the design is very ingenious. There's no real moving parts down there. It's just a low friction concave base, and you wear those overshoes, which allow you to basically slide your feet as your held in place in full 360°. >> All right. Wow. All right. Thank you, Sergio. >> Thank you. Enjoy the show.

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