Roto VR was founded back in 2015 by Elliott Myers, the person the first 3D game controller, Gametrak. The company, based in London deals with developing innovative VR technologies.

Roto VR Explorer: Features and Price

The Roto VR Explorer is priced at $799 and can be purchased through Roto VR’s official website or other e-commerce platforms.

The VR chair has been developed with 360-degree VR viewing-related issues in mind, such as VR motion sickness. It is a fully motorised chair with the ability to turn 360 degrees with a top speed of 21 RPM while tracking the users’ head movements. In addition, the Explorer gives the user a fully immersive experience with the help of haptic feedback.

The chair’s base is around 30 inches and supports up to 130kg of weight. The company has also partnered with Meta to make the most of the Meta Quest headphones. Besides the Meta Quest, the Roto VR Explorer also supports the Pico Neo 3 and Vive XR Elite, with plans to expand support to the Apple Vision Pro.

The company is geared up to launch its PC Advanced Cable Magazine as well as support for PCVR. Currently, the Explorer comes included with a Basic Cable Magazine with USB-C charging for headsets.

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