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PRODUCTS DJW INNOVATE COUNTRY PARK POWER BLAST X DARK RIDE


Sally Corporation has introduced Power Blast X – an interactive dark ride con- cept featuring unique VIPER SixD video technology. This space-age adventure has interactive video game-type ele- ments, interactive animatronics, fixed and moving targets, rotating vehicles, seat vibration and other special effects. The shooting device allows the rider to track six degrees of motion, giving the video images a 3D quality that can be moved forward/backward, up/down, left/right or even rotated.


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Simworx has completed the installation of a Stargazer 4D motion theatre at Danfoss Universe in Denmark.


Danfoss Universe is a hands-on science theme park aimed at children and adults, where visitors can play their way to a knowledge of science, experiencing the world of science and technology and fun- filled natural phenomena within a host of different buildings and areas.


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AV specialist DJ Willrich (DJW) gave the recently re-opened Durlston Country Park in Dorset, UK, a technological makeover. The visitor centre now boasts interactive and educational displays, including a Mul- timedia Daily Diary, which the park’s rang- ers can update daily with events and news and a large multiscreen show featuring a year in the life of Durlston and displaying images of the country park throughout the seasons. This is next to a screen showing a film which illustrates what can be found in rocks within the park, these are then lit up at specific points.


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Situated in an existing building at the venue, the Stargazer 4D motion theatre features 28 seats in four, seven-seater pods, each incorporating a six DOF dy- namic hydraulic motion base. Danfoss is one of the largest industrial companies in its home country and a global group and a leader in the research, develpment, production, sales and service of mechanical and electronic components.


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Marmax Products, which manufactures outdoor furniture from recycled plastic bottles, has supplied a range of items to Cadbury World in Birmingham, UK. All out- dated wooden furniture has been replaced with more than 50 heavy-duty picnic benches featuring extra-long table tops for wheelchair accessibility. Specially designed picnic cabins shaped like safari jeeps are also planned for the attraction.


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