VR Racing Moto Simulator with Immersive VR Experience Motion Hardware for Arcade Gaming
Price:
3500-5000 USDT
MOQ:
1 UNIT
Delivery Time:
10-25 WORK DAYS
Brand:
IWI
Product Description
VR Racing Moto Realistic Motorcycle Racing Simulator
An immersive virtual reality motorcycle racing simulator combining VR technology and motion hardware,
perfectly designed for arcade gaming centers and entertainment venues.
VR Moto Racing Simulator for Arcade
A VR Moto Racing Simulator is an immersive simulation system that replicates the experience of riding
a motorcycle using virtual reality, motion hardware, and motorbike controls. It's designed for arcades,
training, or high-end home setups, and offers a thrilling, realistic way to race in a virtual environment.
Main Components
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| VR Headset | Deepon, HTC Vive, Pico, or Valve Index |
| Moto Frame | Motorcycle replica with working throttle, brakes, and handlebars |
| Motion Base (2DOF-6DOF) | Tilts/leans the bike for pitch, roll, and yaw simulation |
| Controls | Real bike-style throttle, brake lever, and handlebar sensors |
| PC / Console | High-performance gaming PC with racing sim compatibility |
| Display Screen (optional) | External screen for bystanders to view the game |
Use Cases
- Arcades / Theme Parks - High-speed thrills for short game sessions
- Training - Safe rider training and skill development
- Home Sim Racing - For hardcore bike racing fans
- Brand Activations - Motorcycle brands use these at events or shows
Benefits
- High realism: Lean into corners just like on a real bike
- Safe learning: Practice balance, control, and reaction time
- Immersive: See the track in full VR with motion feedback
- Entertaining: Perfect for public attraction or eSports racing
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Company
Immersive Worlds Industrial Co.,Ltd
Location
No 16 LongShen Road Dalong St, Panyu, GZ, 511495, China
Contact Person
Michael Wang