Free Cycling in VR
Cycling in VR is done on a stationary bike, like an exercise bike, and wearing a Virtual Reality headset. Sensors on the bike allow you to pedal through a virtual environment, while looking around freely.
Q&A with Dennis Lundin and Adam Bennett
Tell us about your business.
LundinStudio is a VR and production studio, based in Helensburgh. LundinStudio was set up by Dennis Lundin, an ex-stuntman and specialist in film, digital and virtual production techniques, who has lived in the Illawarra for more than 10 years. Adam Bennett has also lived in the Illawarra for over a decade and works with Dennis, having completed a research degree in Virtual Reality systems before gaining more than 20 years experience in digital media.
What is Cycling in VR?
Cycling in VR is done on a stationary bike, like an exercise bike, and wearing a Virtual Reality headset. Sensors on the bike allow you to pedal through a virtual environment, while looking around freely.
Why should people try it?
Cycling in VR might sound strange but it is surprisingly easy to get into and is a unique, immersive experience. Cycling in VR is a fun way to exercise or simply explore, visiting far-away landscapes, which may be real or imagined.
What are you offering in September?
In collaboration with AusCycling, LundinStudio is excited to offer Cycling in VR for free, from 18 to 25 September. LundinStudio is in Helensburgh Business Park, 3/21 Cemetery Road.
Visit www.stuntman.com.au/vrcycling or email vr@lundinstudio.com
