DPVR E4 Headset Powers TRIOTECH's STORM Location-Based VR Attraction
The adoption signals DPVR's push into location-based entertainment, where operational ease and visual fidelity are key for venue operators.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
DPVR announced that its PC-connected VR headset, the DPVR E4, has been adopted for TRIOTECH's location-based VR attraction STORM. STORM features two-player simultaneous play, motion seats, wind effects, and hand gesture controls. The E4's 4K display, 120Hz refresh rate, and 116-degree field of view support the immersive experience.
DPVR's PC-connected headset is now part of TRIOTECH's STORM attraction, which pairs two motion seats with wind effects and controller-free hand gesture play. The E4 brings a 4K display, up to 120Hz refresh rate, and a 116-degree field of view to the experience.
For venue operators, the headset includes a flip-up design, lightweight build, and replaceable face liner, features aimed at easing the frequent user turnover common in amusement facilities. DPVR says it will continue supporting attraction developers and content partners to expand VR and XR use in theme parks, FECs, and other venues.
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