Description

JetXR makes motion simulator rigs for standalone VR headsets. The company has been shipping VR ride hardware and custom content since 2016. The system runs on Android and supports PICO 4, Meta Quest, VIVE Focus, and HP Reverb G2.

Each rig fits one rider and takes up about 32 square feet. Session length is 2 minutes. An operator uses an Android tablet to launch rides across multiple rigs at once. Wind machines and spatial audio are built into the hardware.

JetXR’s business model is turnkey purchase. You pay for the rig hardware and the custom content production upfront. No revenue sharing, no recurring subscription fees. Once you buy the content, you own it. Free maintenance is included for the first 3 months.

The content is custom-produced for your venue. JetXR says production time from briefing to launch is 4 to 6 months. The experiences are designed for tourists and family groups—quick throughput, high-intensity rides that fit into an observation deck, museum, or FEC rotation. Content can be themed around local history, cultural narratives, or fantasy environments.

The platform is designed for single-operator management. One attendant can run multiple rigs. Throughput is fast—2-minute sessions mean high turns per hour. The hardware is compact enough to fit into tight floor plans or multipurpose venue spaces.

JetXR positions the rigs as upsell attractions for museums, observation decks, theme parks, malls, and sports venues. The company has installations in commercial entertainment venues worldwide.

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