Boat-school VR
Get familiar with the helm before heading out on the water. Prototype in development.
Training · practice · awareness
Show, let people try, then discuss.
Use 360° films to observe a skill and VR applications to practise a procedure.
Get familiar with the helm before heading out on the water. Prototype in development.
Walk a plank high above a ravine facing the Matterhorn.
A 360° film shows the action, people and things to watch for around you.
An interactive experience can offer choices, actions and feedback suited to the situation.
Revisiting the same scene supports discussion with a trainer and group debriefing.
What should participants understand, observe or be able to do after the session?
Together, we choose the film, interaction and trainer support.
A pilot helps refine content, instructions and comfort before deployment.
VR complements learning in the field. Content, professional validation and equipment are defined together.
A film lets people observe a real situation. An interactive experience lets them act in an environment created for training. We choose according to the objective.
Not necessarily. An initial pilot can use one headset and guided sessions. Films can also be viewed on screen.
The quote depends on the scenario, interactions, production work and the number of devices to test. See the factors that affect pricing.
The timetable depends on scope, site and team availability, and review stages. We agree on dates when preparing the quote.
From Greifensee in the canton of Zurich, we work in German-speaking Switzerland, Romandy and Ticino. We also consider international projects on request.
We agree on languages and what needs adapting in the quote. Text, subtitles and other versions depend on the chosen format.
Describe the participants, the situation to practise and the learning objective. Nominate a subject expert to review the scenario with us.
Tell us who you’re training, what they need to learn and in what setting.