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Training simulator development

Your people practice critical procedures safely, with every run scored and recorded.

For training, safety and operations leaders in industry, healthcare and aviation.

Our training simulator development recreates your equipment and procedures on desktop screens and headsets. Trainees repeat a procedure as often as they need, without taking equipment out of service.

eORB Solutions Inc provides training simulator development for training, safety and operations leaders in industry, healthcare and aviation. We recreate your equipment and procedures on desktop screens and headsets, so people practice without risk or downtime. Every run is scored and recorded, giving you a compliance record of who is ready.

When training takes equipment out of service

Training means taking a machine offline or putting a new hire in front of real risk. Trainers are few and trainees are many. No one has a reliable record of who is ready.

What does training simulator development include?

  • The procedure, step by step

    Your equipment and your rules, in a scene that responds like the real thing.

  • Scored and recorded

    Who did what, how quickly and with which mistakes, kept as a record for compliance.

  • On screens and headsets

    Desktop for scale, headsets for realism, and the same scene for both.

  • Updated as procedures change

    Your team edits steps without a rebuild.

How long does a training simulator take to build?

The first procedure takes two weeks. By the end of week two you have one procedure in one scene, scored and running on a desktop screen. Your trainers try it and tell us where it differs from the real equipment.

What comes after

More procedures

Added in order of risk or training volume.

A headset version

The same scenes in virtual reality, where presence matters.

Team scenarios

Several people training together in one scene.

Your training records

Results flowing into your learning management system.

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Questions buyers ask

Do we need headsets?
No. Most procedures train well on a desktop screen, which is easier to roll out to large groups. Headsets add realism where presence matters, and the same scene runs on both, so you can add them later without starting again.
Can it match our exact equipment?
Yes. We build the scene from your CAD files, photos and video of the equipment, and your trainers check it against the real thing. Any differences they find are listed, fixed and signed off before the procedure goes to trainees.
How do we know people are ready?
Every run is scored and recorded. You see who passed, who needs another run and where mistakes cluster across the group. The records can feed your learning management system, so readiness sits alongside the rest of each person's training history.
Who keeps it current?
Your team does, for routine changes. Trainers edit steps, rules and scoring directly in a simple editor, without a rebuild. Larger changes, such as new equipment or a new site, are scoped, dated and agreed in writing like any other stage.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope. The main factors are the number of procedures, how closely each must match the real equipment, and whether it runs on screens, headsets or both. Share your website and we'll come back with a clear plan and a written estimate.

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