China’s first VR-only park makes debut
Virtual reality’s impact continues to be felt throughout the international FEC industry with a VR-only theme park opening in Guizhou Province, China.
VR innovation is the name of the game at Oriental Science Fiction Valley, which features a 53m tall Transformer – one of a number of sci-fi landmarks around the park – and over 30 other games and attractions to take part in.
貴州省の貴陽にAR・VRのテーマパーク「東方科幻谷」が対外ソフトオープン
高さ53メートル 700トンの鋼材を使った、各部が動く超合金ロボが
シンボルで、このロボは時々ポーズを変形させるそうhttps://t.co/3EnQP7MpN0 pic.twitter.com/bxiFHAeoED— 中国住み (@livein_china) April 30, 2018
Via a YouTube interview with Chen Jianli, park CEO, it was revealed that VR’s competitive edge was the driving force behind the project. A sci-fi theme runs throughout the park, where VR rides and traditional attractions intermingle, too. Jianli hopes that the park will help the general public have a better understanding of the applications of the immersive industry and how VR and AR can do for them – regardless of their level of familiarity.
Oriental Science Fiction Valley opened on 29 April.