Location-based VR: Creating New Entertainment
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Two Bit Circus shows an operational 60,000 sq ft micro-amusement plan with physical story rooms and motion platforms, including bespoke six degrees of freedom simulators and an NFL demo that served 30,000 people using four synchronized platforms. A tracked pinata uses HTC Vive trackers on bat and piñata to deliver convincing tactile hits; a haptic window-washer rig combines sway and mechanical handrails so participants refuse to step off. Universal’s Repository is a timed, four-player connected pods experience built in Unity with subs, heat, fans and live-actor cues; hygiene, spares and short runtimes solve throughput.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Creating the future of fun
- 5:56Innovative VR experiences
- 10:48The Repository at Universal
- 18:02Designing themed experiences
- 25:44Q&A and closing remarks
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