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Very cool idea but I wonder how well this can possibly work in practice. So many bouldering problems hinge on small things, such as how a little crimp hold is oriented or how deep the groove in it is. It can be hard to determine this even in person until you get up close or try to grab it.

Additionally, this model seems to take into account the body type but not other relevant factors, such as climber's strength and flexibility/mobility. Even in the demo, that suggested move of putting the right foot high and pushing off the jug up and to the right could not be done by a lot of new climbers. This parallels what I've personally seen when watching others climb. For example, some climbers are exceptionally strong and can basically campus their way up a route. Watching their beta is irrelevant to me. I don't have the same strength to pull those moves.