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The SIMRIG SR3 + Belt Module Bundle combines motion and active harness feedback in one system.
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2026
3 posts
Meet the SIMRIG Belt Module
Today we’re revealing the SIMRIG Belt Module.
Precision refined — Metal enclosures now standard
Performance has always been the foundation at SIMRIG. Now, presentation reflects that same precision.
2024
3 posts
Simplified integration — Easy Bracket assembly kit
Performance depends on precision. Installation should be just as straightforward.
Introducing SR3
Today we are introducing the SIMRIG SR3. Read more on the product page.
Black cables
Hence forth all our actuator cables are black.
2023
2 posts
Meta Quest 3 with Steam Link
We have successfully verified that Meta Quest 2 and 3 works with motion cancellation over Steam Link.
Re-introducing the SIMRIG SR1!
The wait is over :) We are happy to be able to share the news that we yet again offer the SIMRIG SR1 motion system.
2022
2 posts
PlayStation 5 and Xbox support — motion on console
SIMRIG motion systems support console racing through PlayStation 5 and Xbox-compatible titles.
Auto tuning — adaptive motion profiles per vehicle
SIMRIG Control Center includes an auto tuning function designed to generate a base motion profile for each individual vehicle.
2021
2 posts
Gear shift reaction — translating drivetrain dynamics
Gear shifts are moments of mechanical transition. Torque delivery changes. Load transfers briefly. The chassis reacts.
Introducing the SIMRIG SR2
We are happy to present the SIMRIG SR2.
2020
2 posts
Rumble strip feedback — surface detail through motion
Rumble strips provide critical track feedback. They define corner limits, braking markers and racing lines.
Motion cancellation — a technical milestone
Motion cancellation (often referred to as motion compensation) was implemented in SIMRIG systems as part of an effort to improve VR stability and driver perception.