The Neural Reality Chair
Mechanics & Inner Workings
The neural reality chair resembles an electric chair being a single chair with a helmet that gos overs and covers the user's head. The back and base of the chair contain all the hardware necessary to process the user's input into the simulation. The neural reality chair uses neural physioligy and Neuralinks technology to project a simulation into the mind of a user and simulate a user's physical presence in a virtual environment. Most publicly used neural reality cafes had a selection of Virtual reality simulations that could range from a relaxing beach to a warzone. To run one of the Virtual reality chair's simulations you need a VR chair data cube. Each VR chair data cube has the data to run one or more VR chair simulation.
All neural reality chairs were made with built-in security protocols enabled, which were supposed to prevent harm from coming to the user in effect of injury or death within the simulation. The security protocols were made to end the simulation if the user's vital signs were to heightened to dangerous levels. Unfortunately it was possible for the security protocols to be disabled or to fail, if that happened the user could suffer a cardiac arrest if they died in the simulation.
History
The neural reality chair also referred to as a Virtual reality chair or VR chair was one of Netrotek Industries biggest and most profitable invention and product. It was used for everything from video games to military training. A neural reality chairs were too expensive for anyone not very wealthy to afford to own one. However they became so popular and in demand with the public that Netrotek began to build neural reality cafes were paying clients paid to use neural reality chairs and fill like they were in another world for a time. And well useing one of the neural reality cafes could still be pricey they were the only way that most people could hope to ever use a neural reality chair.
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