Brogent Technologies
No.9, Fuxing 4th Rd., Qianzhen Dist., Kaohsiung City 806, Taiwan (R.O.C.) T: +886-7-537-2869
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rogent Technologies, Inc. is a globally acclaimed leader in immersive attraction development, delivering
award-winning experiences that seamlessly integrate advanced engineering, cinematic storytelling, and rigorous safety standards. With projects spanning theme parks, national wonders, and location-based entertainment venues worldwide, Brogent continues to set global benchmarks for flying theater and immersive entertainment attractions. Recent landmark projects highlight the
evolving role of flying theaters as platforms for storytelling, education, and cultural preservation. These include “Vuela México Por El Mundo”, Brogent’s first flying theater in Mexico, located at the newly inaugurated Aztlán Parque Urbano in Mexico City; Niagara Takes Flight, Ontario’s first flying theater experience, developed in collaboration with Niagara Parks and uniquely situated at
the Table Rock Centre beside the Horseshoe Falls; Air Cruise The Ride, Japan’s first premium LED flying theater at Huis Ten Bosch; and Chang’an Above in Xi’an, Asia’s largest flying theater, bringing Tang Dynasty heritage to life through immersive flight. Together, these projects demonstrate how flying theaters are evolving beyond entertainment to become powerful platforms for destination storytelling. This global momentum continues with the opening of Flying Over Saudi in Riyadh on 24 December 2025, the Middle East’s largest flying theater attraction. Powered by Brogent’s i-Ride system and the world’s first 8K projection system designed specifically for flying theaters, the attraction sets a new regional benchmark for scale, realism, and premium guest experience. Accommodating up to 90 guests per ride cycle, it combines synchronized motion seating, environmental effects, and a 26-meter domed screen to
Chih-hung Ouyang, Chairman
deliver a fully immersive, multi-sensory aerial journey across Saudi Arabia’s most iconic landscapes.
Products and Services Brogent delivers turnkey attraction solutions, covering attraction planning, ride system design and manufacturing, content production and licensing, installation, training, and long- term operational support. The company’s portfolio includes a broad range of immersive entertainment formats designed to meet diverse operational and budget requirements: • Flying Theaters • Motion Theaters • VR Experiences • Dark Rides • Digital Museums • Racing Simulators • Platform Simulators • Cabin Simulators
This flexible portfolio allows Brogent to
support theme parks, cultural destinations, museums, FECs, and location-based entertainment venues worldwide.
Looking Ahead Entering 2026, Brogent is poised to continue shaping the future of immersive entertainment through innovation, scale, and storytelling excellence. Building on the expanding global footprint, the company will introduce new flying theater experiences while expanding into IP-driven, media-based attractions that push creative and technological boundaries. By combining world-class intellectual properties, scalable ride platforms, and cinematic storytelling, Brogent continues to set new benchmarks for guest engagement and long-term value for operators worldwide.
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