myWally – a modern motion-controlled game console designed for education, rehabilitation and therapy.
myWally recognizes and interprets the user’s movements, allowing them to interact with educational and therapeutic games and applications. The device does not require physical controllers – the entire body becomes the control tool.
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Place the device under the monitor
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Turn on using the button on the side
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Select a game from the user panel
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Play with gesture control
myWally allows you to create dynamic and engaging gaming, recreational, and therapeutic zones in schools, preschools, and rehabilitation centers. This is the future of interactive education, combining modern technology with movement and fun!
For each game, you receive one printed, laminated instructional cover at no additional charge. All other scenarios and materials are available free online and can be used at any time.
Choose a game set appropriate for the age of your students. Each game combines hands-on learning with ready-made teacher resources, making it easy to transform into engaging activities for the whole class.
myWally ensures that the lesson doesn’t end on the screen – it’s the beginning of an active adventure for the whole class.
It supports learning through movement, develops children’s coordination and engagement in interactive lessons.
It creates a space for learning through play and develops students’ reflexes and motor skills.
An ideal solution for children with disabilities, helping with movement and sensory therapy.
Supports movement therapy through engaging exercises and interactive therapeutic games.
In an age of screen-based entertainment that limits physical activity in children and adolescents, myWally provides valuable support in promoting healthy psychophysical development. It’s an interactive console that combines movement with education and shared play – without the use of smartphones or tablets. Technology that recognizes whole-body movement encourages activity that takes place here and now, with another person, in collaboration and mindfulness. At the “I Care About My Reach” Foundation, we emphasize the importance of relationships and movement in preventing digital addiction – and myWally fits this trend perfectly. Instead of screen isolation, it offers a space for interaction, exploration, and play. So, if you’re going to play with new technologies, make sure they engage not only your mind but also your body. Have fun!
dr Maciej Dębski,
„Dbam o Mój Zasięg” Foundation
The myWally console has proven effective in working with children with diverse needs – from motor rehabilitation and visual perception development to emotional and social education. Interactive games allow children to practice fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration, and eye movement in an engaging and engaging way.
The solutions used support “lazy eye” therapy, increasing the field of view and stimulating the eyes in various planes. MyWally also allows for increased range of motion – engaging specific body parts in positions tailored to the student’s abilities – making it a user-friendly tool even for children with significant motor limitations.
The system also positively impacts emotional regulation and the development of social relationships. For withdrawn and shy children, it becomes a space for building self-confidence and success, teaching cooperation, waiting for one’s turn, and recognizing emotions.
We wholeheartedly recommend myWally as an innovative tool supporting the therapy and education of children with disabilities – motor, cognitive, and emotional.
Ryszard Budzisz
Director of the Special Educational Centre No. 1 for Children with Physical Disabilities in Police
In a world where technology increasingly separates children from real-world movement and relationships, myWally shows that the opposite can be true. It’s an innovative, interactive tool that combines physical activity with education, play, and emotions. Using whole-body movement recognition technology, myWally makes learning a truly engaging experience.
As the director of the Private Teacher Training Center and creator of the Coding on the Carpet program, I have been promoting solutions that support learning through play, action, movement, and emotions for years. MyWally fits perfectly into this approach. It’s also perfect for inclusive education. By working with myWally, children develop gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, mathematical and linguistic skills, concentration, reflexes, and problem-solving skills in a way that’s both natural and engaging for them. MyWally is a tool that activates every child. It works well in both preschool and early childhood education, in educational therapy, and in physical activity classes. Through a variety of scenarios and games, myWally allows you to combine technology with movement, emotions, and fun, teaching mindfulness, waiting for your turn, and building relationships. I wholeheartedly recommend myWally as a modern tool supporting the development of future skills, demonstrating that technology can inspire active learning through play and movement.
Anna Świć
Director of NODN Kodowanie na dywanie
You receive a ready-to-use myWally console with your chosen starter package and a set of necessary accessories:
You don’t need to purchase any additional items to get started.
Yes. The console works with any monitor or projector equipped with an HDMI port.
The recommended minimum display resolution is Full HD (1920 x 1080).
Yes. A touchscreen monitor is not required (although it is recommended).
With a non-touchscreen monitor, the menu can be navigated using an external device, such as a computer mouse or USB remote control.
No. An internet connection is only required the first time you launch the console – to register a user account and activate the device.
You can continue working offline afterward. However, it’s a good idea to connect your console to the internet periodically to check for and download available game and application updates.
The console can be positioned or mounted:
The most important thing is to position the console directly in front of the user—ideally at hip height, below the monitor. This ensures proper operation and comfort of use.
Yes. Simply contact your sales representative and provide your device’s serial number.
The packages are uploaded remotely – once the console is connected to the Internet, the games will automatically appear on the device (for download).
No. The software is available as a lifetime license – no subscription or additional recurring fees.
Game updates are available for 3 years – in line with the device’s warranty period.
The system recognizes and analyzes the movement of one person at a time.
For conducting classes with the whole class, teaching cabinets have been prepared, which enable the entire group to work in the form of stations with tasks.
See what it looks like in practice:
Content packages have been prepared for:
Details about the contents of the packages can be found in the technical specifications.
No. myWally was designed specifically for use in education, so its operation is intuitive and simple: you connect the device, turn it on, and select a game.
Yes. Cameras/sensors are used to read and analyze user movement – they are not recording cameras.
As a result, the device does not save images or collect sensitive data in the form of recordings.
The device comes with a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty.
In addition to warranty service, post-warranty repairs are also available.
Service contact: +48 606 838 181, serwis@mentorpolska.pl
Yes. The device can be used in different classrooms and activities, depending on the teacher’s needs.
All you need is a display or projector in the room to which you can connect the console via HDMI.
This compact, box-shaped device works with any interactive monitor. It utilizes advanced motion-tracking technology, enabling intuitive image control using body gestures—hands, legs, and torso.
Console – one “click” and it works!
A starter package of educational and rehabilitation games
Control by body movement
Rich educational content
Works with any interactive monitor
Education using myWally and similar devices makes great sense for kinesthetic children. It supports their natural learning process, increases motivation, and improves learning effectiveness. It’s worth using such solutions as a complement to traditional teaching methods.
