MOZA has introduced the HMA150, a full-cockpit motion system designed to bring physical feedback to flight and racing simulators. The MOZA HMA150 motion system aims to connect digital visuals with physical feedback for sim racing and flight enthusiasts seeking immersive experiences beyond standard force feedback. The system is designed for users seeking immersive environments that react to in-game physics through real-time movement and vibration effects.
Full-cockpit rig ships July 28 with AI visual analysis and 150mm travel
The core of the HMA150 consists of four Haptic Motion Actuators that drive the platform's movement. MOZA states that the system reproduces pitch, roll, and heave effects to simulate acceleration, braking dive, and weight transfer. The company explains that AI Motion is designed to complement, rather than replace, native telemetry when games do not provide direct motion data. This approach allows the rig to generate movement even in titles that lack specific hardware support.
Specifications
- Movement Range: 150mm
- Max Speed: 300mm/s
- Vibration Frequency: up to 200 Hz
- Weight Capacity: 350kg
- Price: $2,999
Technical specifications include a movement range of 150mm and maximum speeds of 300mm/s. The actuators deliver vibration frequencies of up to 200 Hz to replicate road surface vibration and curb strikes. The platform features custom structural engineering to support a weight capacity of up to 350kg. These figures define the physical limits of the motion envelope and the load the frame can safely bear during operation.
The HMA150 costs 2999.00 USD (around $2,999) and is available to order from July 28. The system utilizes a custom AI Motion tool that analyzes in-game visuals in real time to trigger movement and vibration effects when native telemetry is unavailable. MOZA states that the AI Motion feature is designed to complement, rather than replace, native telemetry to maintain feedback consistency. The $2,999 USD price reflects the inclusion of four HMA150 Haptic Motion Actuators and custom structural engineering capable of supporting up to 350kg.
This launch marks MOZA's entry into the full-cockpit motion segment with a focus on AI-driven feedback. The HMA150 combines mechanical actuation with software analysis to create a unified simulation experience. Users can now purchase the system directly from the manufacturer starting on the announced date. The HMA150 is MOZA's first full-cockpit motion system for flight and racing simulations, featuring 150mm of movement and speeds up to 300mm/s.
Source: TweakTown
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