INDUSTRIAL ILLUSIONS (II)

By: Cameron Ruland

THE BEGINNINGS

• The idea for II came from a convention held on October 4, 2013 regarding the future of
• the many companies of Hodges Inc. It was called the Geography Project.
• A group of researchers was set aside for the development of a realistic simulation system (RSS).
• In 2020, we reached a breakthrough in VR technology and decided to sell our new idea as a game system.
• Since then, we've moved our HQ to Tokyo, Japan.

Funding

• Since we became involved in marketing instead of research, the government has stopped funding II.
• So, we've used our new location to partner with the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the largest exchange in Japan.
• Investors provide the base funding for manufacturing the systems, employee paychecks, and other expenses.

our product

• The virtual reality system that we sell is called the iLlUsioNAtoR.
• The player lies in a capsule, and two nodes in the machine send out waves that interact with the brain.
• This creates the "illusion" that the player experiences.
• When they want to stop, receiver nodes detect their will and stops the simulation.

MANUFACTURING, RESEARCH, and materials

• We have researchers in our facility who design components for the machine.
• We then use our partnership with BHT Billiton, the largest mining company in the world, to get our materials.
• From there, robots programmed with the blueprints assemble each iLlUsioNAtoR.
• We then deliver and export the iLlUsioNAtoR elsewhere.
• The specific raw materials we need, by the way, are copper, rubber, glass, silicon, other metals, and uranium.

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