Utilize our free SDK to align the virtual seat with the user's actual seat. While current cockpit games assume a forward-facing user, the true power of VR lies in full 360° experiences. Unlock new possibilities for immersive gaming with Roto.

Exploring VR in the first-person using snap-turns and teleportation can feel jarring. By contrast, Roto's Head-Tracker physically turns the user in the direction they look, providing for smooth locomotion and without inducing nausea. Using our SDK, you can also sync Roto's  orientation to the in-game avatar. Both methods offer novel and transformative experiences.

In crafting a 360° story narrative in VR, a challenge arises in not having control over the user's camera, potentially causing them to miss crucial events. Roto's SDK resolves this by enabling real-time force-turning of the user at a given time of event. Similarly, predefined collisions or shunts in, for instance, a racing game, can be triggered contextually, enhancing the overall experience.

Using our SDK, developers, movie directors, real estate companies, and even museums can help guide users through pre-defined 360° journeys such as a cinematic flight through an asteroid field. Users can simply kick back and enjoy the immersive ride.

Roto's bi-directional motor introduces exciting gameplay possibilities. For instance, a user can take direct control of another user's Roto for collaborative or competitive play. With the capability to locally connect 126 Roto simultaneously, the possibilities are endless for out-of-home installations.

Our Mixed Reality Desktop supports keyboards and laptops, which combined with our versatile hands-free methods of locomotion, delivers seamless productivity in 360°. Programmers can type whilst simultaneously roaming around the very worlds they are building.