Digital interactive attractions developer Triotech is entering the virtual reality market in conjunction with Ubisoft.
The new attraction, featuring the Ubisoft brands Assassin’s Creed and Rabbids, uses VR and combines immersion and interactivity, taking players into a virtual adventure that, in reality, only takes a small footprint. The product is designed to fit practically any space, from 10sq.m and up.
It is powered by technology from Asterion VR, a developer of indoor Walk VR experiences, and is currently being demonstrated at IAAPA.
“We have watched the evolution of virtual reality technology closely over the last few years,” said Ernest Yale, founder, president and CEO of Triotech. “We feel that, with this solution, we have a strong offering to the market when considering both the content and the technology but most importantly, the guest experience.”
Deborah Papiernik, senior vice president of new business at Ubisoft, said: “This partnership is part of Ubisoft’s strategy to open new doors to our rich video game worlds such as Rabbids and Assassin’s Creed, enabling us to create immersive experiences for our fans while reaching out to new audiences.”
