MOZA Haptic Motion Actuator System

The MOZA HMA150 Haptic Motion Actuator is MOZA’s first flagship motion platform, and it marks the moment MOZA’s sim racing and flight simulation ecosystem becomes complete. Built entirely in house, from the servo motor to the control software, the HMA150 brings real physical motion to your cockpit so that you feel the car through your body rather than only seeing it on screen. Suspension loading through a rally jump, curb vibration on a fast circuit, the bite of tyre grip at the limit, all of it is reproduced with a level of detail and responsiveness that benchmarks against the most expensive systems on the market while remaining far more accessible.

Where most motion systems force a compromise, the HMA150 refuses to. Traditional platforms tend to offer either large amplitude movement or fine high frequency detail, and almost always at a premium price. The HMA150 combines both in a single actuator, pairing a generous 150 mm of stroke for large scale dynamics with 150 Hz high frequency output for precise tactile feedback. The result is a platform that can throw the seat through a big landing one moment and let you feel a single expansion joint the next.

Four HMA150 actuators form the standard four axis, three degree of freedom platform, driving pitch, roll, and heave. The architecture is deliberately scalable, so the system can grow to six or seven axes for a full 6DOF cockpit in the future. Everything is managed through MOZA Motion Manager, MOZA’s own control software, which also introduces AI Motion, an AI powered feedback engine that brings motion to games that were never designed to support it.