Leeboom is a startup that helps older adults train their physical and cognitive abilities in an enjoyable and sustainable way through interactive games. Its flagship product, HAMO, is a motion-based gaming solution for seniors powered by camera-based motion recognition technology. Users can play a variety of games by moving their arms and legs in front of a screen, without wearing additional sensors or using a controller.

During gameplay, the camera automatically analyzes joint movements and performance data to evaluate functional abilities such as upper- and lower-body movement, balance, and reaction speed. This enables HAMO to identify each user’s performance level and track changes over time without requiring a separate assessment session. Based on the results, the system recommends suitable games and difficulty levels.

Facility staff can start a program simply by selecting ready-to-use content, reducing the time and effort required to plan and operate activities. Game results and performance records are saved automatically, while the administrator dashboard provides individual participation histories, changes in physical performance, and monthly reports. HAMO features simple instructions and intuitive motion-based interaction, making it accessible even to seniors who are unfamiliar with digital devices. The solution is currently being used in senior day care centers, senior welfare centers, and community health programs.