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Augmented Climbing Wall gets 25 million views in the social media

The recent video of the spinoff from the gaming research lab has gathered unrivaled popularity in the social media.

Augmented Climbing Wall is a spinoff from Aalto University Department of Computer Science and it offers augmented reality tools for climbers to improve their climbing skills through gamified exercises. Augmented Climbing Wall has developed the first gaming platform for climbing walls.

The newest game is called Climball, an interactive game with two players and a virtual ball.

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