Motion system technology was developed originally for the mainstream flight simulation industry but, in recent years, has been applied increasingly to entertainment and educational attractions.

One of the first to exploit the power of motion simulation in this arena was a British company, Rediffusion Simulation. Working with creative partners in North America, Rediffusion in the early 1980's developed the Magic Motion Machine… a product later to evolve into the highly acclaimed Star Tours ride installed at Disney theme parks worldwide.

The management team at Funworld were directly involved in the technical and creative development of these ground breaking projects and, as a result, have probably more combined experience and expertise than anyone else in the business. That, together with its acquisition of the assets of both Thomson Entertainment and Camber Entertainment, makes Funworld the established market leader in all aspects of entertainment and education simulation.

Its product range, for example, extends from small capsule simulators to large multi-seat motion theatres both with 2D or 3D vision.

Its skills include product design, concept engineering, manufacturing, service and support as well as the creative development of ride film content and complete themed attractions.

Its resources range from dedicated research and assembly units to a fully equipped audio/visual post production studio.

And, its obsession with safety, product quality and lifecycle reliability is reflected in the outstanding operational performance of its products.

But its greatest endorsement is its installed base. With almost one thousand simulators in the field and a client list that speaks for itself, Funworld has truly emerged as the motive force in today's simulation marketplace.