BLEE Motion Master redefines immersive entertainment through its innovative 6-degree freedom motion platform and integrated haptic feedback system. This advanced VR station delivers precise physical sensations that synchronize perfectly with virtual environments, creating unparalleled realism. The system supports a comprehensive content library ranging from extreme sports simulations to interactive adventures, all enhanced by high-fidelity audio and visual components that engage multiple senses simultaneously.
As part of BLEE’s comprehensive total solutions, we provide complete VR zone planning, professional installation, and ongoing content updates tailored to your venue’s needs. The Motion Master features commercial-grade construction designed for high-throughput operation, with quick-disinfection protocols and durable components that ensure reliable performance. Our proprietary management system enables real-time monitoring and remote support, while the modular design allows for efficient maintenance and future upgrades. The platform’s versatility makes it suitable for various applications, from family entertainment centers to dedicated VR arenas seeking to offer cutting-edge immersive experiences.
| Product Name | Master of Sensory Perception | Brand | BLEE |
| Game | VR Games | Material | Metal+acrylic+plastic+wood |
| Type | Entertainment | VR headset | PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise |
| Logo | Customized | Game Server | Reasonable and adjustable |
| Area size | 50m²/100m²/150m²/300m²/custom | Certificate | CPU-12th generation i5; Graphics card: RTX3050; Memory: 16G; Hard drive: 1TB SSD; All-in-one cabinet; 27-inch 4K touch screen monitor |
| Suitable for | Gaming zone,game center,shopping mall, amusement park etc. | ||
| How to play | 1.Wear the Headset Properly：Adjust the head strap and lenses until the view is clear and comfortable.
2.Learn the Controllers：Get familiar with the thumbstick, trigger (for actions), and grip buttons (for grabbing). 3.Choose Your Movement：Start with ‘Teleport’ movement to avoid discomfort, then try ‘Smooth Locomotion’ later. |
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