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Simworx Ltd 37 Second Avenue, Kingswinsford, DY6 7UL, UK T: + 44 1384 295733 E: sales@simworx.co.uk F: + 44 1384 296525 W:simworx.co.uk


Simworx


Pensnett Estate in Kingswinsford, the UK-based firm is acknowledged as one of the world’s leading suppliers of media- based attractions, dynamic motion simulators and 4D effects cinemas for the entertainment, education and corporate markets. In 2015, Simworx acquired RoboCoaster, allowing us to develop the next generation of dark rides and robotic attraction concepts.


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Key products/services The Simworx product portfolio includes the new 360° Flying Theatre, Immersive Tunnel, 3D/4D effects theatres, motion theatres, the Stargazer motion ride, AGV dark rides, the Cobra motion ride and static/track based RoboCoaster attractions. Our capabilities extend from full turnkey solutions, custom attractions, product development, manufacturing and service support to film content, motion programming and complete themed attractions.


he company was established in 1997 and underwent a management buyout in 2005 when it was rebranded as Simworx. Headquartered in the West Midlands, on the


Terry Monkton, managing director


Client base We have built a global customer base and serve a wide range of venues such as amusement/theme parks, family entertainment centres, resorts, seaside piers, museums, zoos, aquariums and cultural and heritage sites. Clients include Dubai Parks and Resorts, Hub Zero and Mattel! Play Town in Dubai, various Merlin Entertainments venues in the UK and Europe, Panorama Langkawi in Malaysia, Movie Park Germany, Paultons Park, the Royal Air Force Museum and The Beatles Story in the UK, Futuroscope in France, the International Antarctic Centre in New Zealand. We also installed several projects in North America and Latin America.


Greatest strengths Simworx has over 20 years’ experience in media-based attractions and offers genuine turnkey solutions to customers. We are constantly developing and implementing new technology. Applying unique integration techniques means that we are able to bring this technology to visitor attractions worldwide today. The solutions we offer include virtual reality, interactive rides, projection mapping, holograms, augmented reality and show action robotics. Significantly, our products are also highly adaptable for use with intellectual properties and we have agreements in place to develop attraction concepts with several leading brands and IP owners


The Immersive Tunnel is one of Simworx' latest media-based attractions PARK WORLD Handbook & Buyers Guide 2017


2017 and beyond It is difficult to mention details of many upcoming projects due to non-disclosure agreements, but I can say is that we will have a large new project opening at a major theme park in Europe and multiple rides for two brand new parks opening in 2017. Additionally, this year’s openings will include large 4D cinemas at the Oceanogràfic aquarium in Valencia, Spain, and at Conkers in Derbyshire, UK. Forthcoming additions to our attraction portfolio include a virtual reality motion simulator and a 360° AV version of the 4D cinema.


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