Our systems already compensate for altitude. A 100% stock bike will do that.
The problem with this, auto tune, or any diy method is "tune to WHAT?"
Without having a good definition of "WHAT", you have nothing.
It says, "The new and innovative autoadaptive feature allows Rapid Bike module to compare the air/fuel ratio target value (set within the module’s map) with the signal reported by the stock lambda sensor"
Thats awesome, but do you want to set it for 13.2, 13.5, 13.8? Might your bike be better at 14.0? Who knows?
Even that sounds easy, but if your playing with auto tune, a change from 13.5 to 13.8 is almost impossible to feel. Then what? Leave it? Change it? Guess again?
These are fixes for fuel injected bikes and cars that cost anywhere form 35.00 for an ebay resistor for the airbox to 25,000 systems that need an engineer hired to program them.
What none of these systems sell you is knowledge. Other than internet searches, you wont find much air fuel ratio information, which is the goal.
So, yes, I'll bet their system is as good as the guy who programs it, just like everything else.
At least with Power Commander you know other people who use it. This system is probably very cool, but where do you go for advise or tech support?