Commercial & arcade

Simulators that earn their floor space

A 4DOF motion platform built to be run by staff, not only by the person who tuned it — with an operator console for the whole floor and licensing that is priced per rig and per location, not bundled into one number.

RacingCUBE RC4 simulator in a showroom surrounded by supercars

At a glance

The four numbers that decide it

Motion4 axes Pitch and roll 28°, heave 100 mm, and yaw that rotates continuously at 72°/s.
Footprint1.55 m Swept circle per rig. One 10 A circuit covers rig, PC and screens.
Platform from€9,999 Ex VAT, for the CRB platform. List prices and licence terms
Delivery1 pallet 120×80×55 cm, assembled on site. Whole at 125×125×170 cm on request.

Where it works

Built for a floor that has to pay for itself

Same platform, different rooms. What changes is the motion profile, the session length and how many you run at once.

Guests queuing around a RacingCUBE simulator on a busy entertainment-centre floor

Arcades

Short paid sessions, timed at the rig, with a queue that keeps moving.

A guest wearing a VR headset driving a RacingCUBE motion simulator at a venue

VR arcades

A gentler VR profile is one switch away, and the operator switches it without leaving the desk.

Driver racing on a RacingCUBE RC4 simulator with an ultrawide monitor

Esports

Per-game and per-car profiles across the catalogue, so every seat behaves identically — provably.

Two RacingCUBE simulators set up and roped off at an event venue

Events & expos

Travels on one EUR pallet and runs on any 100–240 V outlet.

Close-up of the RacingCUBE RC4 motion platform base with safety ring

Showrooms

A demo that people queue for, in a footprint you can plan around.

RacingCUBE RC4 in flight configuration with HOTAS mounts

Training & flight

HOTAS, throttle and rudder mount to the same frame. One rig, both disciplines.

The platform

What it needs, and what it will take

Motion
4 axes, 72 °/s
Pitch 28° · Roll 28° · Yaw infinite · Heave 100 mm
Response
1 ms
Industrial brushless motors. PC-to-simulator loop 5–10 ms.
Max load
150 kg
Frame rating including driver. Motors rated 600 kg combined.
Power
100–240 V · 1400 W peak
Rig, PC and screens fit one 10 A circuit.
Noise
~60 dB
Fan noise, easily covered by in-game sound.
Shipping
Crated, or whole on request
120 × 80 × 55 cm at 90–110 kg — one EUR pallet, rotation plate split in two to fit.
RC4 footprint seen from above: rotation plate and clearance dimensions in centimetres

Two versions

The PRO adds a screen on the rig

Same platform, same motors, same performance. On a commercial floor the display is the difference between operating the simulator and operating the PC.

 
CRB
PRO
4DOF motion, continuous rotation
Fasetech Engine
Works with the Fleet console
Built-in control & telemetry screen
Session timer the guest can see
Profiles switched without a keyboard
Close-up of the RC4-PRO built-in touchscreen showing the Fasetech Engine dashboard, with the emergency stop button below it

Start on CRB and upgrade whenever you like — the display is an addition, not a different simulator. See what each one costs

Fasetech Engine

The tuning stays where you put it

Our own motion software, tuned per title by us. A commercial floor does not need more knobs — it needs the settings not to drift between shifts.

  • Locked factory profiles. Staff pick a profile; they cannot dismantle one.
  • Per-game and per-car. Switching car or title never means re-tuning.
  • Updates on your schedule. Applied only when a rig is idle — never mid-session.
  • Verifies offline. A dropped connection never stops a paying guest.
  • Remote support, on your terms. Off until someone at your end enables it and accepts the session.
Fasetech Engine Tuning page: per-axis gains, presets and live motion

Fasetech Fleet

Your whole floor on one screen

A cloud console for venues running more than one rig. Nothing to install, nothing to update — open it from the front desk, the office or a phone.

The Fleet console floor view: six simulators on a 10 by 7.5 metre plan, each with its rotation clearance ring and live status

Where every rig physically is, drawn to scale with its rotation clearance.

The Fleet console cards view: one card per simulator showing session state, the game in play, software versions and runtime

One card per rig for the shift: session state, the game in play, runtime.

The Fleet console list view: every simulator in one table with status, game, firmware version, runtime and last seen

Everything at once when you are scanning for what needs attention.

Live control

Park, unpark, start a session, add five minutes, end it — confirmed by the rig itself, so a silent rig says so instead of showing a hopeful green tick.

Synchronised timers

The same countdown runs on the PRO display at the rig, so the guest and the front desk look at one clock.

More than one location

Each venue keeps its own floor, rigs and update policy. Fleet is flat per location — adding a rig never changes the price.

Commercial terms

Three things, priced separately

Nothing is bundled into a number you cannot take apart. The list prices are here.

One-time

Hardware

RC4-CRB or RC4-PRO, quoted per configuration — seat, wheel, pedals, screens or VR, mounts.

Per rig · monthly

Engine commercial licence

Required for any rig run commercially. Makes it eligible for Fleet and includes Rig Settings — remote tuning from a browser.

Per location · monthly

Fleet console

Flat per location. It does not scale with the number of rigs on that floor.

Questions operators ask

Before you quote the room

How many can one person run?
As many as the floor holds. Sessions start, extend and end from one screen, and the timer the guest sees is the same one the desk sees.
What happens when the internet drops?
The rigs keep running. Licences verify offline; only the console needs the connection, and it catches up when the line returns.
Can staff break the tuning?
Factory profiles are locked. Staff pick one; they cannot dismantle it. You can unlock a copy to make your own.
Can you see our screens?
Only when you let us. Screen sharing is off by default: someone at your end enables it on that machine and accepts each session.
Can we start with CRB and add PRO later?
Yes — same platform, same performance. The display is an addition, not a different simulator.
Can it drive our own simulation software?
Yes, through a generic UDP input alongside the curated title list. Tell us what you run and we will say honestly whether it is configuration or development.

Get started

Tell us about your floor

Room size, how many seats, what you want guests to feel, and when it has to open. We come back with a layout that fits and a quote that separates hardware, licences and Fleet.

Or call (+45) 41 20 00 44 — Aalborg, Denmark.

Man walking past a RacingCUBE RC4 motion simulator in the Fasetech showroom