VR Standing Flight
VR Standing Flight is a new type of 9D virtual reality equipment on the market, which can simulate motion games like flying, skydiving, skiing and rafting. It has dynamic 360 degree rotating, 0.5m up and down lifting air-frame with environment effect & high-quality interactive flying shooting game.
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Thrilling & Exciting
Since the dawn of time, humans have dreamed of defying gravity and soar freely through the skies. It’s a desire that has fuelled legends, stories and inventions and with the advent of VR it’s now closer than ever.
While home-based VR headsets have struggled to fully exploit the technology beyond shallow gameplay demos, a location-based setup like JUMP is elevating virtual flight into an experience that’s breathtakingly real. The border between reality and fiction continues to break down and with the sensation of wind in your face, every dive and turn feels authentic – with the added gravitational pull of real flying that makes the experience heart-racing and truly lifelike.
For those that want to explore more advanced cockpit-based flight sims – there are plenty of options available too. The free-to-play War Thunder, with its raft of WW2 and early jet aircraft to fly, offers both high-octane dogfights and an engaging narrative adventure. While it’s not as immersive as IL-2 1946 and the graphics aren’t quite as polished, its still a heart-pounding adventure to enjoy.
Alternatively, the recently released Microsoft Flight Simulator VR elevates the experience to new heights. With an extensive fleet of aircraft and flawlessly crafted landscapes teeming with dynamic weather dynamics, this is the pinnacle of modern simulators. Unfortunately, at the time of writing none of the landmark older flight sims such as FSX or the professional Lockheed Martin-licensed X-Plane support VR – but affordable consumer VR could change that in the future and revolutionise civil pilot training by allowing GA pilots to practice autorotation landings, navigation over mountain ranges and more on the cheap without risking their lives and/or their money.
360 Degree Rotation
When creating a VR experience, one of the most important VR Standing Flight considerations is scale. The experience needs to be accurate for the viewer in terms of both environmental and human scale. For example, the camera should be placed at the right height to capture the action in a way that feels realistic. This requires careful planning during preproduction, including location scouting and test shoots.
The camera should be positioned at the same height as the eye of the person wearing the headset. This is critical for establishing an immersive, fully-immersive experience. The camera should also be positioned so that it can capture the entire scene in 360 degree view.
In virtual reality, unlike 2D video, the viewers can move around in a space, interacting with the story in ways that are not possible in traditional video. This freedom of movement creates a sense of agency in the viewer, which is an essential part of the feeling of presence.
There are two types of 360 VR cameras: monoscopic and stereoscopic. Stereoscopic images show a different image to each eye, which makes them look 3D. While mono images show the same image to both eyes. In general, VR Shooting stereoscopic images are better for VR than monoscopic images because they provide greater depth of field and a more natural appearance. This is especially true when using the newer spherical cameras.
0.5m Up & Down Lifting
Our standing flight simulator is developed by international dynamic platform, the air-frame can be lifted up & down 0.5m, air blowing effect and interactive flying shooting game. It gives players a totally immersive experience. In the starfield environment with visual cues consistent with ‘up’ being towards the top of the head, the results are similar in all three body conditions (no tilt, head and body, or just head). The up-and-down lift is also very noticeable in these tests.
Interactive Flying Shooting Game
VR Standing Flight provides an immersive virtual reality experience, allowing players to fly and shoot like never before. It’s the ideal choice for anyone looking to experience the thrill of flight in a safe, fun and affordable way. This unique simulator is powered by a 360 degree rotating and lifting base, electric movement equipment and high-quality virtual reality games. It’s a great addition to any amusement park, entertainment center or arcade.
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