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Launch of Flyover Chicago and Thaiwoo Turnkey o-Ride Flying Theater
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rogent is delighted to announce the grand opening of the Flyover flying theater in Chicago. This state-of-the-art
attraction combines cutting-edge technology with breathtaking footage, offering visitors an unparalleled urban experience. Additionally, the revolutionary Thaiwoo Turnkey o-Ride Flying Theater has been launched in China, completed in an impressive three months. This innovation transforms attraction development with its cost- efficient, rapid assembly solution, tailored for budget-conscious customers. Biggest Motion Simulator in Media-Based
Attractions in 2024 Brogent Technologies has reached a historic
milestone with the Chimelong Spaceship's Bermuda Storm attraction, officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's largest single motion-based simulator. This
groundbreaking achievement has also been honored with the prestigious Thea Award for "Outstanding Achievement. Brogent was responsible for the huge and customized platform, engineered to bring the operators' vision to life. The 304-person motion platform is designed to the highest safety standards and manufactured with meticulous precision to ensure a secure and exhilarating experience. One of the primary challenges faced by the project was seamlessly integrating show action equipment and water effects within the limited space of a moving platform designed to accommodate over 300 guests. Brogent meticulously crafted a colossal servo hydraulic system, employing precise calibration techniques to effortlessly propel the giant cylinder, achieving a remarkably lifelike motion effect. The unveiling of this record-breaking attraction marks a milestone in theme park
entertainment, showcasing the limitless possibilities when creativity and technology converge. Additionally, Brogent Technologies continues
to lead in immersive entertainment with their premium racing simulator at Doha Quest, earning the prestigious MENALAC Award for "Best New Product for FECs 2024." The Oryx Speedway and Quest for Speed simulators, built on a 6DOF motion platform with cutting-edge motion programming, offer unparalleled virtual racing experiences. Quest for Speed features a single-seater design with an adjustable air blower system, while Oryx Speedway allows up to four riders to compete simultaneously, enhancing the experience with large screens, powerful speakers, and an AI live broadcasting system. These remarkable achievements solidify Brogent's reputation as a premier provider of extraordinary experiences on land, sea, and air, captivating adventurers of all kinds.
Race Beyond Limits This year, Brogent has introduced innovative immersive tunnel theaters and motion flying theaters. The immersive tunnel ride features an electric drive system and is surrounded by a 180-degree panoramic screen, creating an experience where the vehicle appears to move forward and stop in front of the screen. By blending projection and video, it generates the illusion of continuous motion, enhancing the immersive experience. This technology has been adopted by Saudi Entertainment Ventures. In addition to their customized flying theater
solutions, Brogent is proud to announce the summer premiere of the highly anticipated final season of "Attack on Titan." Furthermore, Brogent is excited to introduce "Soaring Earth Episode I: Africa," the first 10K flying theater film. This groundbreaking film showcases Africa's natural beauty in ultra-high resolution, optimized for the latest LED dome screens and compatible with all existing flying theater systems. It has already been adopted by numerous attraction owners and is now available for global licensing. "Soaring Earth Episode I: Africa" offers ultra-
high resolution for all flying theater systems, delivering optimized performance for the newest LED dome screens. This release caters to next- generation immersive entertainment, providing a visually stunning and captivating experience for audiences worldwide.
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