THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA Opens October 15 With Four Robot Attractions
Robot Ride is moving its Skeletonics boarding experience out of its Hachioji development factory into a permanent Odaiba facility, where the company says it wants to reach more children and inbound visitors.
Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).
Robot Ride will open THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA, a hands-on attraction facility, on October 15 on the sixth floor of Aqua City Odaiba West. Free passes run 2,000 yen for 30 minutes, 3,000 yen for 60, and 4,000 yen for 90; admission is 700 yen. Four attractions are offered: ROBOT FIGHT, ROBOT RIDE, Cyber KASSEN, and ROBOT Building. Tokyo residents get 500 yen off free passes.
Robot Ride is moving its robot experiences out of its Hachioji development factory and into a permanent site near Tokyo Bay. The sixth floor of Aqua City Odaiba West, a one-minute walk from Yurikamome's Odaiba Station, holds four attractions. ROBOT FIGHT is the centerpiece: two players wear powered suits and punch sensors at the face, shoulders, and arms to drain the other's HP, with a special-move gauge that fills as they take damage. The suits weigh about 17kg and move on human power, with actuators limited to parts such as fingers.
- ROBOT FIGHT: Two players in robot suits trade punches at sensor-equipped weak points; ages 7 and up, height 110cm and above
- ROBOT RIDE: Piloting experience with the roughly 3m-tall exoskeleton robot Skeletonics
- Cyber KASSEN: Digital sword fighting with soft blades and sensors
- ROBOT Building: Aluminum crafting with real robot materials
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
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- GAME Watch (Impress) 「スケルトニクス」テクノロジーを活かしたリアルロボットファイト！ 体験型アトラクション施設「THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA」がいよいよオープン