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The most
real and immersive way
to walk in virtual reality
without limits
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What are Freeaim VR Shoes?
The Freeaim VR shoes are autonomous robotic shoes with motorized omnidirectional platforms that allow the user to walk naturally in any direction while fully immersed in VR.
Walk Through Any VR World
Walk through your favourite VR games for incredible immersion and fun.
Or use VR shoes to create hyper-realistic training simulations for all kinds of use cases.
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A revolution in Full Body Movement
Natural walking and greatest freedom of movement for the most realism & immersion
Compact and low space requirements
Works with PC SteamVR
Standalone in development
Stable, Safe and Robust
Plus, a support frame is included with every pair
Lightweight, comfortable, easy to use, and portable
More affordable than other enterprise solutions and on track to be the most affordable mass market solution
Find out more on our FAQs page
Ground-Breaking Technology
Quick Swap
Batteries
For continuous use
Customizable Fit
Rear heel slides to accommodate different feet size
Wireless
With companion app
Omni-Directional
Provides lateral motion and enables positional correction
Positional Correction
Innovative technology allowing user to stay in the centre of playspace
Comfortable
Soft materials with adjustable straps
Quiet and
Powerful Motors
2 motors per shoe
Eldramoor (Pre-Alpha) with the Freeaim VR Shoes!
Motorized VR Shoes in Gorn | Back us on Kickstarter! | 45 minutes of uncut footage
Contractors with the VR Shoes + Swivel Frame | Kickstarter Goal Reached!
Uncut VR session with the motorized Freeaim VR Shoes | No Frame | Kickstarter on July 15th!
See the VR Shoes In Action
Freeaim in the Media
What People Are Saying
The Freeaim VR peripheral was one of the most impressive startup products that I saw at #awe2023. I've often thought of omnidirectional treadmills as the solution for locomotion in immersive VR experiences, but FreeAim has changed my mind. I think that they are taking a step in the right direction, pun intended.
- Jarrad Nagel, Staff Product Manager of XR and Endpoint at Walmart
Freeaim VR Shoes are much more promising than I thought when I first saw video of Alexander Evans on them. Recently, Ashley Foxcroft and Alex let me and Brent Nickels experience the VR Shoes and we where impressed. I think adding some form of overhead upper body support mechanism will increase usability for many.
- John Grant, Program Manager at US Defense Intelligence Agency
Gave the Freeaim VR shoes a spin!
They're designed to simulate walking in VR, and I was surprised at how smooth the learning curve was. I got the hang of walking in them quickly!
- Casandra Vuong, XR Content Creator and Developer
I really believe what Freeaim is working on here is something very special and it is really going to change the way that we look at VR Locomotion as well as its accessibility I also felt reassured by the fact that the people behind this company are Gamers most like you and me and they want to make these the best possible experience for virtual reality gaming
- Josh Bahr, XR Content Creator
...and we'll finish up with my absolute favorite thing at CES, these absolutely insane omnidirectional VR shoes...
...But now we can talk about my favorite thing at CES...
Just in general I was pretty impressed with Freeaim. I mean it was just a cool piece of technology and I just feel so lucky I was able to try it out.
- Thrillseeker
...I also have some closing words here for the Freeaim shoes. So I was surprised. They worked well. They worked much better than I thought and in my opinion they are better than those sliding mills that we've seen until this point in time. I've yet to find a sliding mill that could really convince me. Here, after a few minutes I was walking and it felt quite good...
- Sebastian, MRTV
You guys will not believe how immersive these shoes make you feel. I want to say that after about 20 to 25 minutes of walking in here I started getting really comfortable with these shoes and I would say within about an hour I would feel totally comfortable without the bars there for support, to be totally Freeaim. But shoutout to Alex and Freeaim. These guys are developing something amazing.
- Holton, AlphaBroVR
To me it's one of the most exciting steps, quite litterally, towards natural movement in VR, in a long time.
- Fix My Oculus
Freeaim's VR shoes do take a bit of getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, they’re a lot of fun and really add to the immersion of any game.
- Jason England, Tom's Guide