You could either visit a theme park, or use Sweden-based INNTQ’s ROCO to build and ride virtual roller coasters. It’s claimed to be the world’s first interactive roller coaster experience, all packed into a 43-square-foot space, and just like its real-life counterpart, each ride is different, whether it be the person’s second, third, or tenth ride. The machine can seat two riders side-by-side seats, and once activated, use a touchscreen to draw the routes and shapes of their very own roller-coaster track.
Once you’re finished building the roller coaster, ROCO compiles the user-created tracks with randomized heights and loops that riders can then experience via the machine’s 75-inch ultra high-definition screen, complete with a motion system as well as immersive sound / wind effects. That’s right, ROCO manages to recreates the sensation of riding a roller coaster, right down to the clicks of the car as it climbs the track. These machines will soon be making their way into shopping malls, airports, sports stadiums, etc.
- CLASSIC THRILL RIDES EXPERIENCE – Build it! using the 402 K'NEX parts and pieces, plus MOTOR, to build an amazing coaster. Set includes coaster...
- Set includes coaster track, coaster car and lizard themed graphics
- Ages: 7+
ROCO is unique in two major ways. Its interactive component allows for a distinctive experience so no two rides are ever the same, while its supporting business model generates a creative source of passive income for those who control wherever it’s located,” said Petter Hegnelius, Co-Founder & CEO of INNTQ.
