Los Angeles start-up Positron has secured $1.4m in seed funding from investors Other World Computing and Lazar Ventures to develop its Voyager virtual reality (VR) motion chair. Aimed at markets such as cinemas, museums, airports and hotels, it offers users an immersive, 360-degree VR experience. The company is also working on a headset that will allow people with disabilities to experience the world through their eyes.
Los Angeles start-up Positron has secured $1.4m in seed funding from investors Other World Computing and Lazar Ventures to develop its Voyager virtual reality (VR) motion chair. Aimed at markets such as cinemas, museums, airports and hotels, it offers users an immersive, 360-degree VR experience. COO Jennifer Rundell said the funding would be used to add features including scent, wind, and motion tracking.