The prototype of the 'omni-directional' running machine was exhibited at a technology show in Las Vegas last week.If you're bored with running in one direction at your gym's treadmill this could be the gadget for you. <br /> <br />A prototype of an 'omni-directional' running machine was exhibited at the the world's biggest tech show CES in Las Vegas -- last week.During the clip the Infinadeck treadmill reacts to the user’s movement to keep them in the middle. <br /> <br />Read more: Watch Intel's CES conference LIVE: All the latest news and reveals from the world's biggest tech show <br /> <br />Users are strapped to an arch and attached to the treadmill by a belt around their waist. <br /> <br />They can change choose any direction within a 360 degree radius and even go backwards with the running machine adapting the way it moves.The treadmill uses a looping belt powered by two motors which can propel a user standing on it in the opposite direction they intended to walk. <br /> <br />Read more: These are not the droids you're looking for: Five things we learned at CES 2016 <br /> <br />The model was first shown in Silicon Valley in 2014 but the latest prototype is half the size as the previous version and quieter.
