Flying theater systems, built as complete projects

Six equipment lines, one project partner

Yaisu Tech (Beijing) Co., Ltd. designs and manufactures large-format entertainment and simulation equipment. The current catalogue runs across six lines: flying dome theaters that wrap audiences in a hemispherical screen, dark ride systems that combine tracked vehicles with projected scenes, driving and flight simulators for training, motion platforms from 3-DOF to 6-DOF, magnetic climbing robots that strip and coat steel structures at height, and magnetic flux leakage inspection systems for pipelines. A motion cinema seating range completes the entertainment side of the catalogue.

The company states that it handles planning, design, production, commissioning, installation and after-sales service as one project scope, so a venue operator or an industrial buyer deals with a single engineering counterpart from the first layout sketch to operator handover. The company also states 24-hour after-sales response and spare-parts support for delivered systems.

Built around the dome

The flagship line is the flying theater: a dome screen of up to 30 metres across, a multi-degree-of-freedom seat system that pitches, rolls and lifts with the film, and environmental effects — wind, water mist and fragrance — layered over the image. Buyers who are still mapping the format can start with how a flying theater works, then compare the compact LED flying cinema with the LED translucent dome before fixing a configuration.

Scale the company reports

The company states 13+ years of experience, 6+ production lines, a site of more than 20,000 square metres and a team of more than 300 people. Its About page states that its equipment serves 50 countries and 200 clients worldwide; no client names are published — ask what project reference material can be shared before relying on these figures. Certificates are available upon request.

Where to start