Aging Vitally and Actively, with Joy

Discover how mixed reality motivates older adults to stay active as a preventive measure—safely, playfully, and at their own level. HoloMoves combines exercise games with cognitive training, specifically designed for senior care.

Why HoloMoves?

Encourage older adults to stay active more often and for longer periods of time
Prevent decline by engaging in preventive training to build strength, balance, and fitness
Boost motivation and make exercise more enjoyable, even with a lower exercise capacity
Combine physical training with cognitive training in a single exercise game

Developed with and for older adults

By developing its products in collaboration with end users, HoloMoves ensures user-friendly, versatile exercise games that are suitable for both active and frail older adults, whether sitting or standing, individually or in groups at day programs.

Our exercise games for senior care

The same proven HoloMoves games used in rehabilitation and primary care physical therapy are used here for activation and stabilization. Games featuring the brain icon are also well-suited for cognitive training.

BalanceBubbles

An exergame designed to improve static balance. Music bubbles float toward the player, who leans left or right to pop them. Easy to get into and can be tailored to suit individual needs for preventive balance training.

Commonly used for: core balance, fall prevention, reaching

BalloonBurst

Players pop as many balloons as possible within the time limit. The distraction helps older adults forget their fear of falling and anxiety, making walking exercises in open spaces feel more natural and active.

Commonly used for: walking skills, wheelchair skills, staying active

ButterflyBoost

In Butterfly Boost, players guide mixed reality butterflies to flowers of the same color, practicing walking, turning, and reaching in a fun and interactive way. Perfect for improving mobility and coordination!

Commonly used for: running skills, turning and maneuvering, fall prevention

TableBall

Table Ball was developed for arm and hand training. Among older adults, it is primarily used to maintain fine motor skills, reach, and grip function—with quick setup and automatic adjustment to the user’s own pace.

Commonly used for: reaching, grabbing, letting go

PuzzlePath

Solve puzzles while you move. This game motivates older adults to walk a few extra meters down the walkway or hallway, without it feeling like “exercise.” You don’t need to use your hands to play.

Often used for: running skills, endurance for long-distance walking

MIR-ACL

Originally developed for cruciate ligament rehabilitation, it is also well-suited for lower-limb training in older adults: training balance and coordination with integrated neurocognitive elements.

Often used to improve: balance, coordination, and reaction time

PipePatrol

Players fix leaks by bending, reaching, and twisting. A lighthearted game that maintains flexibility and mobility—precisely the movements that decline first as we age.

Commonly used for: bending, reaching, twisting, and maintaining mobility.

BlockBall

Players move a block side-to-side to hit a ball back, either on their own or against an opponent. Great for group activities and maintaining reaction speed.

Commonly used for: sideways walking, reaction time, social interaction.

PlanetPuzzle

A mixed-reality exercise game developed specifically for older adults: players move between planets while completing cognitive challenges such as math, spelling, and matching. Our most popular game for combining exercise and cognitive training.

Commonly used for: walking/wheelchair skills, cognitive training, maintaining physical fitness

PackagePanic

In a virtual sorting center, players pick up and sort packages—even while sitting. This exercise trains shoulder mobility with a wide variety of movements and is easy to keep up.

Commonly used for: shoulder function, reaching, strength endurance

More than software

Curious about what HoloMoves can do for you?

Evidence based

Mixed reality makes it easier to stay active
Gamification fosters lasting motivation, even in later life
Combining physical activity and cognitive training (dual-task) for long-term vitality
Multisensory and implicit learning, suited to a slower pace of movement and learning

Chosen by:

Customer experiences

"MiR-ACL is a tool you should have in your anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitation toolkit."

RaymondPhysical therapist, KNVB Medical Center

"Using mixed reality in pediatric physical therapy increases enjoyment during therapy, allowing children to perform complex tasks longer and with greater attention. This leads to a higher 'time on task' and less attention to pain and anxiety."

EefkePediatric Physiotherapist Physioo

"My patients get totally absorbed in the game, which reduces the tension and focus on the knee. As a result, they move more smoothly and dealing with the knee becomes more 'relaxed.'"

JeffreySports physical therapist OREC

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some frequently asked questions about mixed reality in elder care. If your question isn’t listed here, please feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to help.

What is mixed reality in elder care?

“Mixed reality combines the real world with digital holograms, allowing older adults to practice their balance, coordination, and mobility in a fun and motivating way.”

How does HoloMoves help prevent falls?

Games like BalanceBubbles and ButterflyBoost help improve balance, weight shifting, and reaction time in a fun way. Because older adults don’t perceive the activity as exercise, they practice more often and with greater enjoyment—an important factor in building long-term fall prevention.

Are exercise games suitable for frail older adults?

Yes, the games can be adapted to each person’s individual skill level, can be played while sitting or standing, and do not require fine motor skills or complex controls. This makes them suitable for frail older adults and clients with lower physical capacity.

Can the physical activity games also be used for cognitive development?

Yes. Games such as PlanetPuzzle, PuzzlePath, ButterflyBoost, and MIR-ACL combine physical movement with cognitive challenges—such as math, matching, and reaction time—making them suitable for combined physical and cognitive training.

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