Attach your Joy-Cons to the included Ring-Con and leg strap.
Then set off into the game
world,
tracking your body movements and measuring the power in your arms, shoulders, chest, core,
back, glutes, legs and more.
This is the ring-shaped controller you grip with both hands and use to move your
character.
Made with a special springy material, the Ring-Con always returns to its original form
but includes a high-sensitivity force sensor to detect you squeezing and pulling it out of shape. By
using the Joy-Con sensor as well, it can also detect a variety of other movements, including
vertical/horizontal shaking and tilting.
Measure your pulse after exercising, using the Joy-Con (R) IR Motion
Camera*.
Knowing how long you exercised and how many calories you burned lets you
better understand your training results and know what exercises best suit your individual
requirements. By reviewing your exercise load, you'll avoid overdoing things.
* Reported
values are estimates only, and not for medical use.
This is another controller, which attaches to your left thigh using a
band.
Similar to the Ring-Con, it employs the Joy-Con's built-in accelerometer and gyroscope to
measure your lower body movements, in the form of steps and knee bends.
* Fits thighs
with a circumference of approximately 34 - 70 cm.
| Size | 320 mm tall, 316 mm wide, 58 mm thick |
|---|---|
| Weight | Approx. 296 g |
| Sensor | Strength Sensor (Detects press-pull strength) |
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