A gaming experience that combines the virtual world with tactile feedback, making it more immersive and easier to understand.
Use cases
I want to offer a unique but accessible entertainment experience at my venue.
The physical simulator makes gameplay intuitive and quick to learn. It’s a also a great eyecatcher in your entertainment center.
I want to simulate the interaction with a vehicle or machine.
The right amount of physical feedback can make a simulator feel very lifelike, and still intuitive enough for the goals at hand.
I’d like to immerse people in awesome sport experiences.
Simulators allow a realistic, yet accessible way to experience sports that would otherwise be a little too extreme or difficult to do.
I’m always looking for ways to expand my entertainment formula.
VR simulators are a great addition to your location based entertainment. A simulator game can even be expanded upon later for more variety.
Examples we’re proud of
VR Paraglider
We’ve developed an exciting VR Paraglider to be used by entertainment venues such as Enversed Entertainment, as well as a custom branded edition for Red Bull – to let people experience taking part in the paragliding section of their X-Alps adventure race. The main challenge was to translate the adventurous sport into a realistic and engaging experience, while still being accessible for a broad audience. That’s why we designed the simulator to be as intuitive as possible, with a balanced mix of sensation and relaxation.
”Intuitive controls, real life scenery and tactile feedback all add up to a hyper realistic experience.
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PROTO invention factory
The PROTO invention factory is a unique venue in Estonia where visitors can experience VR and technological prototypes in a fun, accessible way. We’ve developed multiple VR experiences for them, simulations that let visitors experience floating in a hot air balloon, riding a bicycle in the air, or racing on ice-covered tracks. Tactile feedback and motion-based controls make it very intuitive to play, while VR transports them to a completely different virtual environment. A great example of how combining physical and virtual can lead to exciting, yet accessible experiences.
”A wonderful mix of gripping 360 cinematics, exciting VR simulators and hilarious multiplayer games.
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Possible applications
Vehicle simulators
Allow players to drive or fly in any vehicle realistically by combining VR with a physical controls and tactile feedback. Whether it’s a high speed race in an Italian plumber’s cart, or an exciting flight in a paraglider.
Sports simulators
Let players experience the feeling of sports like snowboarding, rowing, or paragliding. The simulator mimics the interaction and feeling of sporting gear, for an extra layer of realism.
Occupational simulators
Train employees to use specialized work vehicles responsibly, such as electric pallet trucks (EPTs). Adding physical components improves realism, and allows users to improve and learn based on their own natural behavior.
How does a VR simulator work?
A VR simulator combines a VR game with physical components. This means the controls and playing area are customized to enhance the gaming experience. The size and complexity of a simulator depends on the type of vehicle you want to simulate, and the level of realism you want to go for. Also keep in mind that VR simulators are relatively expensive to develop. But, the high level of realism that they offer can definitely make it worth the investment.
Benefits
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