New Chair Design Could Make Virtual Reality More Comfortable

The Roto VR Explorer chair is a game-changer for virtual reality. This Virtual Reality Chair makes you feel like you're really there by syncing your head movements with the virtual world. 1 You turn left, it turns left. Look right, it turns right. No more clunky controls or uncomfortable setups. It's like having a personal teleporter that fits in your living room. Plus, it's way smaller than those big, bulky VR treadmills, so you don't need a ton of space.

The Roto VR Explorer, a revolutionary Virtual Reality Chair, is like a supercharged office chair. It has a big, round base with a built-in motor that can spin you around really fast. When you wear a VR headset, the chair automatically turns left or right to match where you're looking. But instead of using the headset to track your head, the chair has its own special tracker that goes on your head.

The Roto VR Explorer, a top-notch product officially approved by Meta for its high quality, is a game-changer. Paired with the Roto VR Chair, it offers an unparalleled immersive experience. While the Explorer uses special tech to track your head movements precisely, it's not limited to Meta headsets. This versatile friend works seamlessly with various VR systems, as long as you can attach it securely.

The Virtual Reality Chair is like a super-responsive buddy. When you move your head slowly, it just takes a little stroll. But if you whip your head around, the chair goes into turbo mode, spinning as fast as it can. It's all about matching your energy – slow and steady or fast and furious.

Some chairs, called Virtual Reality Chairs, claim to help with motion sickness in VR headsets by moving in sync with what you see in the virtual world. This is supposed to trick your brain into thinking everything matches up, so you don't feel dizzy.

You could try to do something similar by spinning around in a regular office chair while using VR. But, it would be hard to match the movements perfectly, so it might not work as well as the specialized Virtual Reality Chairs.

The Roto VR Explorer chair can help with motion sickness in VR, but it's not a magic cure. You might still feel a little queasy when you move fast or teleport around. While being able to walk around in VR is the best way to avoid feeling sick, the Virtual Reality Chair is a good option for smaller spaces where you can't move freely. It's a balance between comfort and space.

The Virtual Reality Chair packs a punch with a built-in rumble feature that makes you feel like you're right in the action.

 It's designed smart, so you can add extra stuff to it later, like who knows, maybe a steering wheel or extra controllers. Plus, there's a handy spot to keep your VR headset plugged in without all those annoying cables getting tangled. And the best part? The chair has locks on the wheels, so you won't be spinning out of control during those intense VR moments.

The new VR headset is up for pre-order right now at $799, and they say it'll be ready to ship around October. It's kind of like déjà vu for VR fans, because this same company made a much fancier, more expensive version back in 2020 that cost over $2,000. So, this new one is a lot cheaper and hopefully will be available to more people.