The omni-directional treadmill with no moving parts!

 

 

Our Kickstarter project has started!

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The WIZDISHTM locomotion platform is the product of many years of research to produce the ultimate navigation for Virtual Reality and Immersive Worlds

 

Imagine what you could do with this?  Whether you are a researcher or have clients interested in VR solutions this has to be the best designed and most cost effective choice for you.

 

It's safe, fun, and is incredibly easy to use.

 

As a senior representative for one of the major game console manufacturers said after he had tried it at UCL's VR Lab "Wow, that has to be the missing link!"

 

 

 

 

 

The WIZDISHTM locomotion platform is the product of many years of research to produce the ultimate navigation for Virtual Reality and Immersive Worlds

 

Imagine what you could do with this?  Whether you are a researcher or have clients interested in VR solutions this has to be the best designed and most cost effective choice for you.

 

It's safe, fun, and is incredibly easy to use.

 

As a senior representative for one of the major game console manufacturers said after he had tried it at UCL's VR Lab "Wow, that has to be the missing link!"

 

 

 

Feedback from people who have tried using the previous version

See our New Videos page to see what they thought!

 

 

If your browser is unable to display these videos please visit the WIZDISHTM YouTube Channel

 

Full length version of top video

 

 

 

 

 

The locomotion is very close to real walking, with a minor modification.

 

You feel as though you are actually walking, rather than skating.

 

See How it works

Oculus Rift

A young guy by the name of Palmer Luckey in Long Beach, CA, who works at the Institute of Creative Technology, USC, is proving how a very well designed pair of video glasses is one of the key components to unleashing the potential of VR.  It's a credit to the games industry that the most talented developers have been so quick to back it.

Video glasses and locomotion platforms complement each other like nuts and bolts, so we are bound to wish him the best.  Even so, his courage and vision in a field that will soon affect many people, deserves recognition.

 

The Oculus Rift Kickstarter campaign ended on 31 August with 9522 backers pledging $2,437,430 !!  Just brilliant!

 

Additional demo videos of the previous prototype

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WIZDISH walk demo in UCL VR Lab.

also with animated virtual environment

 

A short clip from the top video comparing the WIZDISHTMwalk motion with a traditional treadmill.  At 14lb (6Kg) it's considerably lighter than the treadmill, which had to be carried by 4 men and only works in one direction.

 

Please note

These initial videos are designed to illustrate what the WIZDISHTM is and how it can be used.  They are not intended to demonstrate performance, which is probably better than shown.

 

The WIZDISH is protected by US patent no. 7470218

 

 

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Comments

  • Mark Casparian (Wednesday, October 10 12 06:51 pm BST)

    love it!

  • NeoTechni (Tuesday, October 16 12 09:53 am BST)

    Lookifng forward to buying one for my oculis rift

  • Paula E Boothe (Monday, March 18 13 12:02 am GMT)

    I love this! I wish you guys the best of luck!! I too are a inventor. I know how hard it is to get a invention off the ground. I ran out of resources to get mine developed. Best wishes. Paula

  • Shane jones (Thursday, April 25 13 07:54 am BST)

    Hi,can I purchase this now

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