Our racing simulator aims to be a device that accurately conveys vehicle information and gives the same feeling as the sensor that a real driver feels. For example, we are collecting feedback and feedback from many drivers about how they feel when driving on circuits. Our staff members also take the wheel themselves, participate in races such as Super Taikyu, analyze actual driving data, and study the simulator's movements for each behavior. The racing simulator developed in this way is the world's first 7-axis cylinder controlled racing simulator, enabling an experience that was not available in simulators at the time, and led to the acquisition of a patent in 2019.
Since then, we have continued to evolve by researching, developing, and improving numerous issues such as the response of the housing behavior, braking, and shifting.
