UK-based tech start up Immotion Group, which specialises in theimmersive virtual reality (VR)‘Out of Home’ entertainment sector,is launching its immersive space themed ride Delta Zero.
Delta Zero allows customers to board their own virtual spacecraft. They will then be able to go on a high-speed mission through the universe.In the ride, players will battle enemy forces in order to savecivilization from an alien threat.
The ride isan exclusive VR collaboration with Lunar Animation. The game has also received positive reviews during beta trialling.
Immotion has used cutting edge CGI graphics and also advanced motion platform technology to create a truly immersive experience.
This is the first of a number of motion-based VR experiences to be produced by Immotion. It will be rolled out across the Immotion estate of motion platforms over the coming weeks.
"Pivotal" for reputation
Martin Higginson, CEO of Immotion Group, said:“We are incredibly excited to launch Delta Zero as the first of our own productions and we are proud that the experience is so thrilling and realistic. The combination of cutting edge graphics and precisely synched motion takes VR to a new level.
"We are confident that the production will be very well received and we believe Delta Zero will be pivotal in enhancing our reputation as the leading out-of-home VR company. We also look forward to increasing our own content as we continue to build the business across the UK, Europe and USA in what is an exciting, fast growing market.”
"This gives the audience an incredible immersive experience that they won’t forget. Even if you’ve done VR before, this will blow your mind."
Immotion is aiming to become the leading provider of out-of-home VR experiences. In 2017, theyraised £1.3 millionto develop high-end virtual and augmented reality experiences in Europe and the US. In May 2018, the company went public with alisting on London’sjunior stock market AIM.
Jade Craig
