Brogent Technologies Inc. is a designer, manufacturer and supplier of media based motion base attractions for the location based entertainment industry. Headquartered in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Brogent is a technology company using diversified software and hardware integration and rich experience in digital content creation to create cutting edge experiences for theme and amusement parks, museums, zoos, aquariums and other tourist destinations. The scope can cover software and hardware research and development, manufacturing and system integration, site design planning and construction. The company can provide single-component systems as well as complete turnkey projects.
In 2001 Brogent was established in Kaohsiung, and in the early days of entrepreneurship founder C.H. Ouyang led the team to complete many government and corporate bids for mobile application software interfaces and 3D websites. In 2008 E-DA Theme Park in Kaohsiung contracted Brogent to build a panoramic flying attraction called "Beautiful Formosa". At that time, Brogent did not have any experience with simulator equipment supply. The company's team was a group of software engineers. Faced with the opportunity to deliver a unique project to E-DA Theme Park, C.H. Ouyang firmly believed that Brogent could develop the technology to supply this kind of media based motion base attraction and led the team to spend two years of research, and finally developed a now patented ride system and successfully opened a flying theater designed and manufactured in Taiwan in 2010.[2]
After integrating the technologies of various fields of expertise such as moving seats, audio visual systems and special effects systems and successfully opening the first flying theater attraction to the public, Brogent attracted the attention of the international theme park market and in 2010, it was contracted to produce Canada's first flying theater FlyOver Canada.[3] The Flying Theater was built on the second floor of Canada Place, a famous cruise terminal in Vancouver, Canada, and in addition to the difficult on-site construction, it also faced the challenge of high-specification design changes. The team faced a lot of difficulties, but finally in 2013, FlyOver Canada was successfully opened, welcoming 4.3 million visitors with its first 10 years or operation.[4]
Since the first overseas flying theater Brogent has continued to expand its footprint in the location based entertainment market and is now in a leading position in the global flying theater segment. The majority of the projects listed on a blocoloop list of the worlds's 13 top flying theaters published in 2020 is supplied by Brogent.[5]
