Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Chomolgi brings real archery into a 7-meter room
Chomolgi presents an indoor archery system that uses real bows and arrows, high-speed cameras, and a screen to record arrow flight and the archer’s posture.
- For
- Archery facilities, clubs, and indoor sports venues
- Worth noticing
- The site describes replacing arrow tips with rubber so shots can rebound from a screen during indoor practice.
Field notes
The proposed room uses a screen and a 7-meter shooting distance; rubber arrow tips are intended to let arrows rebound rather than stick in the screen. The site describes paired high-speed cameras reconstructing the arrow’s 3D flight and camera-based posture estimates, without markers or wearables. Chomolgi says its next step is field validation, and its roadmap separately sets out a planned Seoul location and later franchise or equipment expansion.
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