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Brogent Technologies set to showcase major product updates
M
edia-based attraction technology changes at a fast pace – and for the flying theatre realm in particular, there is much emphasis placed on the visual and audio systems. In recent years, show
producers have been struggling with the restrictions of the traditional cinematic projection: the requirement of the dark room, the inability to project true black colour, and the contrast and overall colour accuracy of the projection systems. In order to break through those limitations, Brogent Technologies has been looking for new ways to enhance the visual system. By collaborating with experienced LED manufacturers, traditional projection
and the dome screen can now be substituted with a customised double-curved LED display. It offers the audience the best relative angle to the screen, which generates unprecedented colours, brightness and contrast, whilst still allowing audio output comparable to a conventional dome screen. Perforated LED panels allow the sound to pass through the screen to every corner of the theatre. These improvements eliminate all previous limitations, and thanks to crisp colours and up to 8k resolution for the domes, the flying experience has been made more immersive than ever. But what makes a flying theatre successful depends not only on the state-
of-the-art hardware but also on the quality and variety of content available. Brogent’s flying theatre systems are designed for maximum content flexibility, so content can be refreshed easily and the audience is kept engaged with fresh scenes, from abundant landscapes to intricate computer-generated imagery. Brogent’s FlyOver standalone flying theatres have a track record of delivering the most touching live action panoramic flying experiences around,
whilst the movies in LEGOLAND parks around the world are CGI-based and focus on the fun aspect of the flying experience. Both have attracted millions of people to visit all over the world. Creating new and innovative media content has become a key factor
in bringing flying experiences to even more locations. Notwithstanding collaborating with specialised studios, producing cutting-edge media content including aerial filming and CGI is another area where Brogent has been investing. As of now, Brogent has created multiple pieces of self-produced media content and the number continues to grow. A completely new and different entertainment segment is also on the
horizon: real-time controllable simulators are turning the game environment into an out-of-home experience. miRide, one of Brogent’s newest gaming- based rides, brings system integration and motion programming to the world of esports, and the gaming experience is no longer confined to mobile or the computer screen in the living room. Using the mini 6DOF platform, steering wheel, and paddle control, gamers can feel the exhilaration of every twist and every single bump on the circuit, just as if they are really driving on the road. The most competitive advantage of miRide is that clients can fully
customise their rides according to the content of various games and special requirements, generating a unique gaming environment for different places and usages. Brogent brings all its motion programming expertise to this new sector. With the easy-to-use design, it can be placed into a container house or any other existing indoor space, fulfilling every possibility when it comes to gaming-based attractions. Find Brogent Technologies at the IAAPA Expo at booths 4427 and 4227.
miRide OCTOBER 2022
LED Dome Screen 21
A Brogent Flying Theatre
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