The $799 Roto VR Explorer chair spins to match the rotational movements of a VR user’s head, helping to make navigating virtual worlds feel less disorienting.

The Roto VR Explorer chair is easily the wildest piece of tech I’ve tested this year, and also one of the best for eliminating motion sickness in VR gaming.

The Roto VR Explorer has just opened up for pre-orders at $799 (£799) and is set to ship in October. It's a very spinny chair, the basic idea being a chair that turns in the direction you're ...

Roto VR plans to show off its chair at Gamescom starting on Aug. 21 if you happen to be in Cologne, Germany, to—literally—take it for a spin. META Meta Quest 3 Razer VR Daily Newsletter ...

That’s a pretty bad deal for the $800 Roto VR Explorer. To use the chair, you turn your head, and the chair spins to match. The concept makes some sense.

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In a 2009 study, some elementary-age kids entered a VR simulation using headsets where they virtually swam with orca whales. Meanwhile, another set of children watched the same content on TV.

The Roto VR Explorer chair is designed to make VR experiences feel more immersive (and less nauseating) by pairing real-world movements with what’s seen in a headset. By simply spinning a ...

So as you set up your Roto VR chair, you get an understanding of how it works. Put simply, it’s a chair on a motorized base that can rotate a full 360 degrees.