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Fundook Purple · by Playarka

Breaking barriers, one shot at a time.

Sound-guided laser shooting for blind and visually impaired athletes — scored to the decimal.

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Shooting for everyone

A precision sport that does not require sight.

Fundook Purple gives blind and visually impaired individuals a real way into shooting sports. Advanced sensors and real-time sound-based feedback let a shooter aim and fire with confidence and accuracy - it is more than a sport; it is a barrier coming down.

Made for the visually impaired

Fundook Purple is a way for people with visual impairments to overcome barriers and take part in a precision sport - real equipment, real scoring, no adaptation asterisks.

Aim by sound

Real-time sound-based feedback guides the aim: the closer the barrel drifts to centre, the more the audio changes - so a shooter who cannot see the target can still find its middle with confidence.

Olympic-level tracking

The same sensor package as every Fundook lane tracks the laser with decimal precision, so scores are real and comparable - practice, compete, and improve on the numbers.

Powered by AI

On-device intelligence tunes the audio feedback to each shooter and session, keeping the experience accurate for beginners and demanding for competitors.

The collaboration

Built with EnAble India and the Medallion Shooting Foundation.

EnAble India has spent over twenty years empowering people with disabilities. The Medallion Shooting Foundation, co-founded by Anjali Bhagwat, promotes shooting sports across India. Together with Fundook, they are making a precision sport genuinely accessible.

FAQ

Fundook Purple, explained

What is Fundook Purple?
A version of the Fundook laser shooting system built for blind and visually impaired shooters. Aiming works through real-time sound feedback instead of visual sighting, with the same electronic target and decimal scoring as every Fundook range.
Who is it built with?
Fundook Purple is developed in collaboration with EnAble India, a non-profit that has empowered people with disabilities for over two decades, and the Medallion Shooting Foundation, co-founded by Anjali Bhagwat to promote shooting sports in India.
Can blind shooters really compete?
Yes - vision-impaired shooting is an established para sport internationally, aimed by acoustic feedback. Fundook Purple brings that discipline into the same 5-metre, licence-free format as the rest of the Fundook platform.
Can a venue or institution get Fundook Purple?
Yes - academies, schools for the blind, para-sport programs, and inclusive venues can enquire for equipment and setup. Tell us about your program and we will come back with a plan within 48 hours.

Get started

Bring Purple to your program.

Para-sport programs, schools, academies, and inclusive venues - tell us about your setting and we will come back with equipment, setup, and a plan within 48 hours.

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