Fantastic voyages

Article Abstract:

A decline in the aerospace industry has prompted a transfer of technology to the creation of entertainment simulators. Computer controlled mechanical movement and computer graphic image systems ensure a realistic experience. However, advanced technology is insufficient without imaginative application. New simulators largely focus on the theme park market. Large companies offer dependable service but costs may be too high for small operators.

Computer simulation, Aerospace engineering

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Inflating profits

Article Abstract:

Inflatable bouncers provide high return for small capital investment. Size and design vary from small toddler to large themed bouncers and cost between 1,000 and 6,000 pounds sterling. Manufacturers may offer a repair or annual maintenance service. Usage and wear and tear will determine durability. Indoor static bouncers will last longer than continually transported inflatables.

Air-supported structures

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