🎮 SilverCord-VR omnidirectional treadmill 2019

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❗❗❗This platform will be compatible with any controllers. if these controllers transmit motion, and we have ability to develop our software to connect it. For this moment this product just provides you safely moving. PSVR was used as vr-helmet example❗❗❗
Start using the system safely and easy. Just sit down on the supporting system, like on the armchair and fix the harness. You do not need to balance on a platform or something else.
For any height. Our fixing construction is universal. It fits your height from the start.
For any waist sizes. Just fix the one size belt on your waist.
It keeps your wires safe. You can not cross wires moving your hands or legs. It's hard to take a position to break it off... (but we think it's possible if you are an alien or maybe a snake) Yes we all waiting for wireless systems, but most people use wire mouses, wire keyboards, because it's more stable, it's cheaper and it just works!
The real freedom of movement. You can walk and run, crouch, strafe. You can move front and back. You can jump. You can kick for any direction by hands and legs! And you can take something from ground freely.
Really convenient suspension system. If you walk - nothing prevents your feet. If you sit - it just a sitting on a swing and you can rotate your body for any direction then you are sitting!
It will be safe if you fall. It just handles you falling. But it does not prevent to move freely.
And you can fly and swim! Really, this should not be a feature for this exactly system. This was for another our construction, for "Green" model. But looks like it works. So, may be we will consider this in development ;)
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