We build motion systems for sim racing. Our first product, D Force 1, is a four-axis system that mounts to a standard aluminum profile rig and moves the cockpit in response to what the sim is doing. The goal is simple: put the information a real driver feels through the chassis back into a rig you can fit in a spare room.

Through our authorized distributors. We do not sell direct, which keeps warranty support, installation help, and spare parts with a partner in your region rather than an inbox on the other side of the world. Contact us and we will point you to the closest one.

A rig built on standard 8020 aluminum profile, a Windows PC, and a free download of Circuit Manager. Nothing else. The full four-axis install uses eight screws.

If you're using an 8020 cockpit, almost certainly. Each actuator is 139.7 × 95 × 257 mm and weighs 3.55 kg, which is small enough for rigs that cannot take a conventional motion unit. If you are unsure, send us a photo of your chassis and we will tell you straight.

50 mm of stroke, up to 150 mm per second, across a 0 to 100 Hz frequency range, with 180 kg of lift per axis. In practice that means curbs, surface changes, weight transfer, and traction loss arrive as distinct events rather than as general vibration.

One power supply, connection cables, the LINK controller, a screw kit, and base cup mounts.

Twelve months, handled through the distributor you bought from.

We are appointing distributors now. Get in touch with your company name, the territory you cover, and the brands you already carry, and we will come back to you.