Omni Arena

Though the idea of an omnidirectional treadmill (ODT) has been around since the early days of virtual reality, it has only recently become a reality. Also known as a spherical or cylindrical treadmill, an ODT is a device that allows users to walk or run in any direction, giving them a greater range of motion than a traditional treadmill.

Yes, you can walk around in virtual reality (VR). In fact, many VR experiences are designed to naturally allow users to explore virtual worlds. For example, you might use a joystick or game controller to move forward, backward, and side-to-side within a VR environment. Alternatively, some VR systems offer specially designed treadmills or other physical hardware that lets you walk or run in place while wearing a headset. This movement can give you a more realistic sense of exploring a virtual space. Additionally, many VR applications track your activities and map them onto the virtual world so that you can naturally interact with objects and other features.

Of course! In addition to social events and birthday parties, Omni Arena is ideal for team-building experiences, and is great for helping teams work together to solve problems and achieve goals. Omni Arena provides an opportunity for team members to bond with one another outside of the office setting.