After years of working in the aerospace industry I decided the next logical step was obviously to point lasers at climbing walls. As one does.
Armed with a background in irrelevant topics such as rocket propulsion, fluid and thermodynamics, computational physics, and a deep love for climbing (specifically the kind where you stare at holds for 10 minutes trying to figure out which ones are yours), I set out to solve a problem every spray-wall climber knows: "Wait, which hold was that again?"
LZRvision was born from that frustration, a healthy dose of engineering obsession, and a frankly irresponsible number of late nights. The result? A tiny box that sees your wall, talks to your phone, and lights up your route with a laser beam. Aerospace engineering credentials: finally being used for something truly important.
The Brain Trust
Galen Campbell
The kind of person who can look at a problem, squint for a second, and tell you exactly what's wrong with your approach. Invaluable and slightly intimidating. Also likes to pull hard.
Carl Schulz
Unrelenting source of wisdom, honest feedback, and the occasional reality check. Probably right about at least 80% of his suggestions. We don't tell him that.
Beta Tester Hall of Fame
These brave souls volunteered their walls, their patience, and their honest opinions.