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MOZA brings HMA150 motion and AI coaching demos to Frankfurt
Eight Expo stations cover racing, rally and flight, with HMA150 motion and separate AI Coach and AI Motion demonstrations.
Motion across several demonstrations
MOZA’s SimRacing Expo Frankfurt lineup includes eight simulator stations, with HMA150 motion used in iRacing, rally and an AI Motion demonstration running Palworld. The October 16–18 programme is a hands-on showcase, rather than the first announcement of these technologies. [1] [2]
The iRacing rig pairs an R21 Ultra base and Mission R wheel with mBooster pedals. The rally station uses an R16 Ultra, CS Pro wheel, SGP shifter and HBP handbrake. Both list HMA150 motion. [1]
AI Coach and AI Motion do different jobs
The AI Coach station runs Assetto Corsa. MOZA describes its coaching technology as using driving data to identify improvements, with compatible steering and pedal hardware able to demonstrate control inputs. [1] [2]
AI Motion instead interprets visuals and audio to generate motion effects for supported games without native telemetry. MOZA’s current requirements specify Windows and an NVIDIA RTX 4060 8 GB or higher; AMD and Intel graphics are not currently supported by that feature. [3]
What visitors can try
The Expo page also lists an Assetto Corsa human-versus-AI setup and two flight stations using DCS World and X-Plane. MOZA is in Hall 12.0, booth EF22, and offers reservations for seven-minute sessions. [1]
The HMA150 uses four actuators to produce pitch, roll and heave. The Frankfurt listing confirms the demonstration configurations; it does not announce a new HMA150 model. [1] [3]