James Milne, MD of Atomic Motion Systems, said “since 2010, our Simphynity software has been a pivotal part of the A-series’ success, providing the link between the software game and the simulator.   The VR market is changing rapidly and, in order to respond to the growing range of technology and ever ambitious projects of our customers, we have partnered with a professional software house to deliver a motion software that will set the standard for simulation in the years to come and provide users of our A-series simulators with an intuitive, adaptable and customisable system.”

Dan Hatch, Director at Blueflame Digital, and the architect of Actuate Motion said “we first used the Atomic A3 in 2016 and developed our own interface to support our driver training programme.  Since then, the rapid expansion of VR and motion simulators has lead to a demand for a modern 64 bit plug-in architecture, one that can respond to the exciting and innovative uses of motion VR.  Actuate Motion is the result of Blueflame and Atomic’s combined experience and delivers a software that fulfils the stringent criteria of the software content creator, as well as the simplicity required by a VR Arcade or home game player.  I am looking forward to supporting Atomic’s customers with this exciting venture”.