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VR locomotion is a challenging issue in virtual reality, but London-based Roto VR has introduced a solution with a $799 spinning gaming chair. This innovative chair is the first to be “Made for Meta” approved, offering a unique approach to 360-degree viewing and combating motion sickness in VR experiences.
Roto VR Explorer Features
The Roto VR Explorer resembles a standard swivel chair with added features like tiered back support, a large base resembling a compass, and haptic feedback for an immersive experience. The chair also comes with modular accessories compatible with over 400 games.
Company Background
Founded nearly a decade ago by tech entrepreneur Elliott Myers, Roto VR is dedicated to enhancing virtual reality experiences through advanced and affordable technology. The VR Explorer is available for preorder now, with shipping expected in October 2024.
