Each seat has a five-button keypad in the armrest. Using this unique feature of the CyberDome Theater, you can control part of the show. Fly a spacecraft to Mars, be the white blood cells defending the body against infection, or move continents around the Earth on their respective drifting plates. With 170 people choosing what happens at once, you might think chaos would reign, but no, the intelligent system analyzes each seat's input many times per second, and averages the choices to create smooth control of the objects on the screen. Real-time images require very high capacity computers to handle the data.
Every object shown on the dome is a true, three-dimensional object that can be rotated.
You cannot look behind them to see the other side. With StarRider, the innovative computer technology, the audience can do that and more as they truly explore the space that surrounds them and beyond.