Nissan: Try to assemble the car in flight!

Nissan: Try to assemble the car in flight!

A large -scale Japanese car manufacturer Nissan gave a great opportunity to guests present at the British Automobile Automobile Festival called Goodwood Festivalof Speed. This possibility is an independent assembly of a car in flight. This, of course, did not have to be done in reality, but all this can be perfectly felt while in the center of events-looking at a special video, with the addition of realistic 3D-technologists. The video contains a very creative plot! A man fastened to the car chair flies out of the passenger compartment; And further, gradually different details join its chair - the whole car is assembled, and you can see that it is Nissanjuke. At first, the assembly is performed by paratroopers, then motorcycle racers on the highway join the work, after which divers also begin to work. The idea and name of the video fully conveys the meaning of creating this car brand - BuiltThrill! And in order to feel a real participation in the events of the commercial, visitors to the festival simply went to the stomach, right on a special moving device - this helped to imitate the sensations in flight. It was also required to put on glasses, fasten belts behind your back. People participating in this entertainment event, having been in virtual reality, were able to turn into paratroopers, jump from a height of more than six kilometers. Also, the task of the participants was the fast assembly of the Nissanjuke car - it was necessary to catch and apply the maximum number of flying parts in the design. The realism of sensations during the flight added bloods acting on a participant with different intensity; and excellent sound effects were used.