Most sim rig are designed like heavy-duty furniture, offers maximum immersion and adjustability. They are large, heavy, and expensive.
Racing Stand, a lightweight version of a sim rig — easier to move, store, and more affordable, with a smaller footprint. Its growing market values both immersive gameplay and a modern, stylish home aesthetic.
“My apartment is small, and this seat is just too bulky to move around.”
“Sometimes I don’t even feel like playing because setting it up is so annoying.”
“The chair feels like an outdoor folding chair. After a while, it just hurts.”
“There’s no place for drinks, and the sharp edges keep catching my clothes.”
Most racing stands are hard to set up and disassemble, with most parts connected by screws.
When folded, the wheel sticks out and the pedals point up. This not only occupied unnecessary space but also creates safety issues in daily environment.
Multiple messy cables create visual clutter and make the setup look unorganized, reducing both usability and overall aesthetics.
Look unattractive and clash with modern living room interiors. They become more disruptive when the space is shared with roommates or family.
Sleek forms and warm details that merge precision engineering with furniture-friendly aesthetics.
Key challenges included balancing foldability with stability, compactness with ergonomics, and modularity with ease of use,
while also integrating cable management and furniture-friendly aesthetics.
The final renders showcase a modular racing stand
that transforms seamlessly between immersive play and everyday living.
If you like what you see and want to work together, get in touch!
