Real-world motion platform installations.
Featured case studies from operational deployments worldwide - defense trainers, flight training devices (EASA Level 2 FTD), research laboratories, and commercial sim-racing centers. 23070+ platforms shipped to 55+ countries since 2009.
Global Impact & Support Network
Motion Systems platforms are deployed across Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, South America, and North America - many delivered with local integrators that build the finished simulator, a partner the team can connect a project with.
6DOF full cabin driving simulator
Republic of Korea
Full cabin driving simulator based on 6DOF motion platform for training and educational purposes implemented at Korea University of Technology and Education.
Spacecraft Simulators
Bialkow, Poland
The VR spacecraft simulators based on linear actuators technology, powered by Flint Systems, located in Bialkow, Poland.
Motion Simulators in Vizium Science Centre
Vizium Science Centre, Latvia
Vizium is a Science Centre in Latvia equipped with motion simulators for educational & entertainment purposes.
Space Flight Simulators
Chorzow, Poland
Space flight simulators by Sim Factor at the Silesian Planetarium, Poland, built on the PS-2ROT3-150. Unlimited rotation in two axes plus a 3DOF seat gives five motion axes that reproduce a full rocket launch sequence.
Ornithological Radar Simulator
Bialystok, Poland
A 3DOF motion platform reproducing sea waves to test a bird-tracking radar’s stabilization. Bialystok, Poland.
Neurorehabilitation Platform
Utah, USA
Torque3 is building a neurorehabilitation platform where robot-assisted, deeply immersive exercises help the brain rebuild lost movement (neuroplasticity).
Flight and Driving Simulators
The Local Science Center “Metal Inspirations” in Wałcz, Poland
Flight and driving simulators based on PS-3ROT-150 V2 and QS-S25 motion systems located in the Local Science Center "Metal Inspirations" in Wałcz, Poland.
Earthquake Simulator
Silesian Planetarium in Chorzow, Poland
An earthquake simulator that lets planetarium visitors feel a quake sequence firsthand, at Silesian Planetarium in Chorzow, Poland.
Describe the project being built.
Quick question or a full simulator project - the team reads everything.
What happens next?
Confirmation & initial review
A dedicated account manager reads the message directly.
Technical assessment
The team analyzes feasibility and prepares questions or an initial concept.
Proposal delivery
Detailed technical proposal with a platform recommendation, transparent pricing, lead time, and integration timeline.
Team support
Ongoing support from the team behind the recommended platform - for the life of the project.