Abstract: An omnidirectional locomotion system that can be used with virtual reality (VR) environment technology includes at least a base portion, an articulating arm extending upward from a platform of the base portion, and a rotation mechanism rotatably coupling the base portion to the articulating arm. The platform of the base portion is configured to support a user and the articulating arm can include a harness support configured to attach to a harness worn by the user. The articulating arm comprises at least a first link, a second link, and a hinged joint coupled between the first link and the second link. The rotation mechanism can permit the articulating arm to rotate through 360-degrees around an outer circumference of the base portion; the hinged join can permit the articulating arm to translate horizontally or vertically with respect to the base portion.

Abstract: Disclosed are system, methods and non-transitory computer readable mediums for performance tracking, which can include an omnidirectional locomotion system (configured with one or more virtual reality games, omnidirectional treadmill and a sensor array), a leaderboard development interface; and a leaderboard creation GUI configured to create a leaderboard GUI. In some instances, the sensor array is attached to a user within the omnidirectional treadmill. In other instances, the sensor array is located on or within the omnidirectional treadmill.