This example in practice
One example.
Several ways to use it.
The browser demonstration is playable now. Other channels describe possible deployments that would need their own interface, service and campaign or game rules.
Applications
- Precision and timing challenges built around visible time.
- Branded arcade experiences and campaign mini-games.
- Public-event interactions and physical game terminals.
How to play this demo
- Watch the moving marker and the highlighted target band.
- Press “Capture the window” when you think it is inside.
- Your captured fraction is checked against .400 up to, but not including, .550 of a second.
Ways to play & deploy
- Playable here: computer and mobile web browser.
- Adaptable: mobile app, arcade or amusement terminal.
- Adaptable: a branded event screen, kiosk or campaign experience with a timing challenge.
Computer / webMobile / appArcade / terminalBrand challengeEvent screen
Game rules & number mapping
The target is the half-open interval .400 ≤ fraction < .550 of each second, a 150-millisecond window.
The captured timestamp determines the result. The visual marker updates with the browser; display and input delays can affect performance. No real prize, stake or payout is involved.
METAS is the selected official reference. Until its hosting connection is verified, this preview identifies device time explicitly. Four fractional digits are a number format, not a claim of 0.1-millisecond accuracy. Time-derived mappings do not by themselves establish equal probabilities.