Apprentice 1
PRO station
Mode / level: —
- Pressure / angle
- — / —
- Speed / depth
- — / —
- Score / alerts
- — / —
Classroom & mentor
One iPad.
A whole classroom.
Watch the machine data and the hands behind it. PRO classroom tools are designed for instructors, shops and schools.
The mentor view
See every student as an individual.
Illustrative mentor dashboard · no live student data
Apprentice 2
PRO station
Mode / level: —
- Pressure / angle
- — / —
- Speed / depth
- — / —
- Score / alerts
- — / —
Apprentice 3
PRO station
Mode / level: —
- Pressure / angle
- — / —
- Speed / depth
- — / —
- Score / alerts
- — / —
Several machines. One iPad.
A mentor’s iPad connects to several PRO machines over Bluetooth—for example, three apprentices practicing at once. This is an example setup, not a validated connection limit.
A separate tile for each apprentice
Tap-in tags the machine to its apprentice. The iPad shows each student separately with their mode, level, pressure, angle, speed, depth, score and alerts. Tap a tile for the planned detailed view.
Cues to one student
Send a buzz or message to one apprentice’s machine without interrupting the rest of the class.
Watch the hands too
A phone at each station can send its consented camera view, joint tracking and depth information to the mentor’s iPad, alongside the machine data.
Separate histories
Each apprentice’s sessions stay in their own record. Onboard memory buffers supported sessions through connection gaps and syncs afterward.
Scale from a class to a school
Small classes connect directly to the iPad. In a larger school, each machine connects to its student’s phone, and the phones relay to the mentor over Wi-Fi or cloud services. The goal is no fixed class-size cap in that architecture; practical device/network capacity is still being validated.
Mentor from another location Coming
Remote data and optional camera views bring a distant mentor into the session.
Made for instruction
Progress belongs to the person.
Each apprentice keeps their own levels, verified practice hours and session record, even when the school shares machines.
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