Industrial and safety training
Training on real equipment is risky, costly or stops production.
What we build
Training simulator development
We build training simulators for machines, procedures and emergencies that run on a PC, a headset or in a browser, score each attempt and record progress. People practise the dangerous or expensive part safely, as many times as they need.
Who it's for
Healthcare and labs
Procedures need practice before a real patient or sample.
Aviation, transport and defence
Rare emergencies must be rehearsed until the response is automatic.
What you get
- Your equipment, modelledMachines and sites built in Unreal Engine or Unity to the detail training needs.
- Correct behaviourPhysics and logic that respond the way the real machine or procedure does.
- ScoringEach step timed and checked against your procedure, with mistakes recorded.
- Trainer consoleTrainers start scenarios, inject faults and watch attempts live.
- Records for complianceEvery attempt stored per trainee and exportable to your LMS.
The first two weeks
After two weeks one procedure runs on a PC or headset with your equipment, with each step scored.
After that
- 01More scenarios and faults
- 02Multi-trainee sessions
- 03Headset rollout
- 04LMS connection
Scope it in 60 seconds
Three questions. You get the shape of the first two weeks and the stages after, and you can send it to an engineer as your brief.
Questions buyers ask
Does a training simulator need VR headsets?
No. Simulators can run on a PC or in a browser, and a headset is added only where it helps the training.
Can it connect to our LMS?
Yes. Scores and completions are sent to your learning management system using the standards it supports, such as SCORM or xAPI.
How much does a training simulator cost?
One procedure is built as a two-week prototype at a flat price agreed on the first call and shown in your currency. More scenarios are quoted after it in stages with dates.
How long does it take to build a simulator?
One scored procedure runs after two weeks. Further scenarios, faults and devices follow in dated stages.
Start with this
An engineer reads your brief and replies within minutes.
Related
Practise it a hundred times before the first real one.
Procedures practised on screens and headsets without risk or downtime, scored and recorded.
Know before you build
Simulations of lines, buildings, crowds and products, so the expensive decision is made on evidence.
Let them see it before they buy
Products, properties and spaces customers can turn, walk through and try on, from any phone.