Sim racing innovator MOZA unveils new AI-powered tools designed to make you feel a professional driver

At GDC 2026, MOZA Racing unveiled three new innovations designed to help you find the boost you need to maintain pole position. Bringing together the company's reputation for top-end racing sim setups with a new push into motion software and AI coaching, these three tools continue MOZA's push way out in front of the competition, and give you everything you need to do the same.

The flagship product is the MOZA HAM150 Haptic Motion Actuator. This integrated system brings your entire setup into one spot, removing the need for separate control components or drive boxes, so you can have professional motion simulation at home without taking up so much space. With instant response thanks to high-precision parts, the HMA150 is able to synchronize perfectly with in-game movement, able to match every pitch, roll, and heave across 150mm of travel at peak acceleration of 1g with 300mm/s of speed. It's an actuator that leaves its competitors in the dust, with 150Hz high-frequency vibration that's 50% faster than other flagship products.

While the HMA150's high-strength aluminum alloy chassis and support for payloads up to 350kg might make it look like a commercial simulation, it's ideal for high-end home setups too, thanks to a safe, low-voltage DC system and wide-scale controller integration to reduce its footprint. It's MOZA's biggest step towards introducing a new level of physical realism to simulation, and just the start of a plan to collaborate with manufacturers to create even more immersive simulators.

And to help with that, MOZA's two other products at GDC 2026 are designed to enhance your simulations even further. The first is Racing Lab, an AI-powered coaching system that works with MOZA hardware. Built around an AI Driver developed by the MOZA AI team and trained to perform up to and beyond the speeds of professional drivers, Racing Lab offers training for sim drivers of all levels. Combining its AI analysis with real-time hardware feedback that allows you to feel its expert steering and pedal inputs, Racing Lab shows you the optimal approach, and then works to get you there by providing personalized practice paths based on your skills.

Finally, the MOZA Motion manager works with the MOZA HMA150 to provide more immersive physical feedback across a whole range of games. While racing sims provide plenty of motion feedback, there are many more games that don't provide that degree of telemetry or sim-level peripheral support. So instead of relying on that data, Motion Manager analyzes those games' audio and visual signals in real time, detecting gameplay events and then translating them into synchronized motion and tactile feedback, bringing worlds like GTA 5's Los Santos and Cyberpunk 2077's Night City to life from behind the wheel in a brand-new way.

To find out more about MOZA Racing's three reveals from GDC 2026, as well as its range of racing sim peripherals that are built off a decade of research and have been taking the scene by storm since 2021, you can head to MOZA's official website.