Industrial VR training room
VR stations next to physical training rigs. Trainees learn the procedure and safety points in VR, then repeat them on real equipment.
Solutions · XR Labs
XR Labs
VR classrooms, CAVEs and virtual simulation training rooms for universities, vocational schools and industrial training centres.
- VR / AR
- Virtual simulation
- Teaching and training
Applications
What the labs are used for
We supply the hardware, build or deploy the course content, install the room and train the people who will run it.
Whole-class teaching
Engineering, construction and science lessons where students need to see inside a machine, a building or a process at full scale.
Virtual simulation experiments
Experiments that are too dangerous, too costly or impossible to run in a real lab, run as repeatable simulations with step-by-step scoring.
Skills training
Trainees practise an operating or maintenance procedure on virtual equipment before they touch the real rig.
Mixed reality review
Virtual models placed over a real room at 1:1, so a group can walk around a design before it is built.
Teacher training
Teachers learn to run XR lessons and adapt course content for their own classes.
Lab types
Four types of lab
Most projects combine two or three of these. All photos are from labs we have delivered.
VR classroom
Multi-seat PC VR or standalone headsets. The teacher console pushes the lesson to every seat, watches progress and casts any screen to the front display.
CAVE immersive space
Three to five projected walls with optical tracking. A group stands inside the scene at 1:1 scale for teaching, research and design review.
Mixed reality space
Virtual models placed over a real room or a physical mock-up at 1:1, so people can walk through a design, such as a train interior, before it is built.
Course content
Training content we have built
Content is built from real equipment and procedures, with step-by-step scoring. It runs on AeduVerse, our WebXR platform, on PCs, mobile devices, Quest 3 headsets and CAVEs.
- Diaphragm metering pump maintenance
- Chemical industry
- Fractionation tower piping construction
- Chemical industry
- Valve assembly maintenance, 30 steps
- Electronics manufacturing
- Train interior designs at 1:1 in mixed reality
- Rail transit
- Building models and construction process
- Civil engineering education
- Virtual simulation training for vocational teachers
- Vocational education
Process
How a lab is delivered
A first call of about 30 minutes, then a written proposal and quote.
- Step 01
Site survey
We measure the room and agree on how it will be used, class size and the courses you need.
- Step 02
Design and quote
Floor plan, equipment list and an itemised quote.
- Step 03
Installation
Equipment installed, projectors blended and tracking calibrated.
- Step 04
Course content
Existing courses deployed, or new ones built from your equipment and procedures.
- Step 05
Training and support
Teachers and administrators trained on site, then local support after handover.
Projects
Labs we have delivered
Work with us
Tell us about the room, the courses and how many people will use it, and we will follow up by email.