Odders Lab
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- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 11-50
- Offices
- 1
About Odders Lab
Odders Lab is a game and application development studio based in Seville, Spain, working across virtual, augmented and mixed reality. Founded in 2018, it combines interactive entertainment with fitness and spatial computing, developing experiences that use physical movement as a central part of play. Its work extends from consumer games to enterprise simulation and digital health applications.
The studio handles full-cycle XR game design, programming and publishing, alongside hardware optimization and cross-platform deployment. Its capabilities include hand-tracking, motion capture, real-time 3D rendering, spatial audio and movement analysis. These disciplines support both immersive entertainment and applications that provide feedback on a user's physical activity.
Games and immersive fitness
The studio's early release OhShape introduced rhythm-based movement gaming in 2019. Its portfolio also includes Chess Club, an immersive strategy game developed with Meta that incorporates hand-tracking, mixed reality passthrough and cross-platform multiplayer, and Make It Stable, a physics-based VR puzzle title.
A continuing collaboration with Les Mills brought structured exercise into the studio's consumer portfolio. Les Mills XR Bodycombat translates martial arts workouts into a VR fitness experience without requiring a subscription. Les Mills XR Dance expands that collaboration into dance-based exercise. Across its projects, Odders Lab develops for standalone headsets and PC and console VR platforms, including Meta Quest, SteamVR, Pico and PlayStation VR2, with hardware support varying by title.
Applications beyond entertainment
Through its internal OXR Systems business line, the company applies spatial computing, computer vision and simulation engineering to enterprise, defense and healthcare projects. This work includes CardioShape, a gamified VR platform for cardiac rehabilitation, and IMMERXTION, a research and development initiative combining motion capture, AI avatars and immersive environments.
These projects connect the studio's movement-focused game development with practical uses for immersive technology, spanning exercise, rehabilitation and simulation within the same operating company.
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Founders and leadership
The report identifies four founders and their roles: Ana Molina Jurado, CEO; Fernando García Cabello, COO/CTO; Jaime Pichardo García, CSO; and Juan José Flores Canales, Game Director & CINO. Before establishing the studio, the founders developed Oblumi Tapp, an infrared digital thermometer accessory, drawing on their experience in connected health and IoT.
Technology and working practices
- Proprietary development includes Oddy, an AI fitness coaching agent, and movement intelligence algorithms.
- For its dance fitness work, the studio collaborated directly with Sony to integrate Sony mocopi sensors for full-body tracking on PC VR.
- The company describes a flexible hybrid working arrangement, combining local studio work with remote team collaboration.
Recognition and support
- Les Mills XR Bodycombat received Meta Quest App of the Year in 2022; the award is attributed to the title.
- Odders Lab holds Spain's PYME Innovadora accreditation.
- The company has received backing from Axon Partners Group and CaixaBank through DayOne, alongside funding and export support from ENISA and ICEX-Next.
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Where Odders Lab is based
- Avenida Santa Clara de Cuba, 4, Nave 18, 41007 Seville, SpainSeville, Andalusia, Spain
Seville office
HeadquartersAbout this office
Global headquarters and development studio, including motion capture test space and executive offices. The report reconciles the alternative address notation of No. 3, Unit 18 with the same premises.
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