Immersive Learning
XR Simulators
Hands-on practice for situations too costly or risky to stage for real.
XR simulators that let students in engineering, construction and transport programmes operate equipment and respond to realistic scenarios before they step onto a real site.
The challenge
Technical and vocational programmes depend on practice, but heavy equipment, live sites and hazardous scenarios are expensive and hard to schedule. Many students graduate having watched far more than they have done.
Employers notice the gap between theory taught in lecture halls and readiness for the job.
The solution
Our XR simulators recreate real working environments in a controlled virtual setting. Students operate equipment, follow procedures and deal with realistic problems, and they can repeat a scenario until they get it right. Mistakes cost nothing.
Where an off-the-shelf simulator does not fit, we work with specialist developers to build one around your learning objectives, equipment and environment.
XR Simulators
Capabilities
Realistic scenarios
Students practise tasks and respond to events as they would on site.
Safe repetition
Any scenario can be repeated as often as needed, with no real-world consequences.
Technical and vocational focus
Suited to engineering, construction and transport studies.
Custom development
Simulations built to your learning objectives through a discover, design, develop and deploy process.
Deployment support
Hardware setup, training, maintenance and support.
Benefits
Practical skills before the first site visit.
Lower risk and lower cost than live training.
Training aligned with the skills employers ask for.
Stronger graduate employability.
How it works
- 01
Discover
We review your programme, objectives and what is feasible.
- 02
Design and develop
Workshops define the learning outcomes, audience and environment, then the simulation is built in stages.
- 03
Deploy
We set up the hardware, train your staff and provide maintenance and support.
Related solutions
Immersive learning space
Shared immersive rooms and classrooms that surround a whole class with 360-degree content or place groups inside a full-scale VR simulation, for practice that is realistic and carries no risk.
Virtual Labs
Interactive virtual lab simulations that let students run experiments, make mistakes and try again, as preparation for the physical lab or in place of it.