VirTra Systems Announces Immersa-Dome Technology

VirTra Systems Announces Immersa-Dome Technology

VirTra Systems, Inc. today announced its new product for the advertising/promotional market, the spherical Immersa-DomeT. VirTra Systems' Immersa-Dome is the world's first-ever individual, multi-sensory, projection-based virtual reality system. The Immerse-Dome utilises a domed-shaped screen, which comfortably surrounds the viewer and delivers a high-resolution virtual reality experience without a headset. Through the unique design, the Immersa-Dome offers an amazing view of a photorealistic environment with resolution and field-of-view nearly equaling human vision itself. "Vision is the dominant sense for most people. Viewing an experience in the Immersa-Dome is readily comparable to a personal I-MAXR theater," said Bob Ferris, VirTra Systems' president. "The Immersa-Dome offers more than our proven headset technology, such as life-like peripheral vision, ultra-high-resolution, and higher throughput via its easier use in the field."

VirTra Systems obtained an exclusive license to the technology behind the Immersa-Dome from Flogiston Corporation, a leading innovator for NASA. "After seven years searching for the right company to commercialise my patented technology, the search is over," said inventor Brian Park. "VirTra Systems is the right company, at the right time, and with the right experience. In my 24 years in the simulation/VR industry, I've never been more upbeat about a company's potential to succeed with my patent than I am about VirTra Systems." In addition to the Immersa-Dome's unparalleled visual display, the system combines stereo sound, vibration, time-triggered scents, and wind simulation for a complete multi-sensory experience. "The competitive advantages of this exclusive product are obvious," said Tom Milks, VirTra Systems' vice-president of advertising and promotion. "Our research and initial demonstrations have proven significantly more sales channels due to the Immersa-Dome's reasonable cost, user-friendly interface, and superb video resolution."