Roto VR’s flagship product is an interactive virtual reality (VR) chair, which has been developed over a three-year period. It syncs what users feel with what they see, a phenomenon known as gravitational presence.
It does this by auto-rotating wherever the user looks – this is achieved by incorporating accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers inside the Roto Headtracker, a small device that clips on to the user’s own VR headset.
Date of investment | December 2019 |
Cost of investment | £1,750,000 |
% of ownership | 22.1% |
Latest valuation of Pembroke investment | £774,000 |
Roto is motorised and can auto rotate to wherever the user is looking, allowing for effortless 360 viewing and exploration.
Elliot Myers
Founder of Roto VR
360 viewing
Roto is motorised and can auto rotate to wherever the user is looking