Simtec Systems GmbH Hermann-Blenk-Str. 52, 38108 Braunschweig, Germany T: +49 5307 2039-400 E: a.stickel@simtec.de W:www.simtec.de


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imtec Systems is one of the leading entertainment attraction suppliers, especially for customised simulator


systems such as flying theatres, motion based simulator systems as well as interactive dark rides. Our competence is not limited to building


and developing motion platforms, we also provide other elements for a top-class simulation attraction, such as media content, special effects, AV technology and screens.


Products and Services HEXaFLITE®2.0 Flying Theatre With the HEXaFLITE®2.0 Simtec launched an impressive Flying Theatre concept. The system combines the traditional open cabin simulator ride with 6 DOF movements in starting position with its successful flying theatre. Newly developed additional features make the flight even more exciting. • The system allows full motion starting already in the loading position and throughout the entire tilt process – this is a unique feature!


• Optionally, the seats can be tilted backwards while the system platform remains in loading position in order to direct the guests’ view to an extended screen in the ceiling area


• Compact seating in the centre of the screen • Variety of special effects, for example, scent, wind, spray, rain


• Large movement in all six degrees of freedom for smooth soaring and great dynamic movements


• Available from 20 to 72 seats • Turn-key attraction including screen, projection, audio-video system and media content


2. FUNRIDE Simulator Rides (also realized as Immersive Tunnel, Open Cabin or Closed Cabin attractions) - Our motion rides deliver an unexpected ride experience for thrill seeking people or a smooth ride for the whole family. Due to a flexible design, our FUNRIDE systems can be equipped with almost any theming. Passengers dive into the world of their heroes and exciting magical spheres. Our FUNRIDES are designed as open cabin


simulator (FURNIDE OCS), placed in front of a huge screen with single or multiple units. The closed cabin simulator (FUNRIDE CCS) represents a further version with audio/video systems on board.


Andreas Stickel, director business development


FUNRIDE OCS (Open Cabin Simulator): • Motion systems with up to six degrees of freedom


• Immersive Tunnel • 2 – 100 passengers • FUNRIDE TR with turntable – 360° rotation in both directions


• 2D or 3D projection systems


FUNRIDE CCS (Closed Cabin Simulator) • 3 – 6 DOF motion platform • 2 – 50 visitors • Flexible themed cabin • Seats or standing option • 2D or 3D projection


Interactive Dark Ride • Combination of traditional dark ride concept with the fun of competing each other of video games


• Rotating passenger cabin, 360° in both directions


• Individually designed vehicles: rotation, flexibility in speed, equipped with interactive components and effects


• Optional interactive shooting system, audio, seat vibration and score display


Key markets We cover parks, malls, airports, museums, zoos and aquariums, expos and tourist destinations.


Company strengths We seize our customers’ ideas and suggestions and in a close co-operation create individual simulation attractions. We are flexible in time and design and offer turn- key solutions. It is important to us to establish a long-term


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relationship with our clients and to serve them over the life-time of our product.


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