Real spaces, digitally rebuilt. VR HMD, 3DGS and an omnidirectional treadmill form one freely-combinable modular system — letting workers walk, on their own feet, through a photoreal digital twin of a real site.
Traditional safety training stops at "watch" and "listen", with no body memory — accidents happen in the gap between knowing and doing.
Each module sold separately · freely combined · together they form the most complete free-roam drill.
The moment a worker steps on, all three modules are already at work.
The immersive display worn on the head — the base for the other modules; can also run on CAVE projection, no HMD required.
Explore module →Explore each module: VR head-mounted display · 3DGS digital twin · omnidirectional treadmill
Walk on your feet, not with a controller — so emergency response becomes body memory.
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A handheld scanner captures a real building into a 1:1 digital twin in a single pass. Trainees wear a VR headset and walk the smoke-filled evacuation route on their own feet — locating the fire, choosing the right extinguisher, finding the way out, helping others — all zero-risk, repeatable and standardised.
Pick any two modules to suit the scenario and budget.
A safety manager puts on VR HMD and stands inside a 1:1 3DGS scan of the actual site — reviewing the environment, walking the route by gaze and briefing the team. No treadmill, no real height.
Spot site-specific hazards before work begins, rehearse the safety briefing, and plan access and sequencing — all from the office.
The real scanned site is projected across a CAVE while a worker walks through it on foot — trainers and peers observing, HMD-free.
Build spatial awareness and muscle memory by physically walking the real layout; train groups together and run long sessions without eye fatigue.
Put on VR HMD and walk through a designed standard scenario on your own feet — fire, confined space — turning, stopping and evacuating naturally.
Practise emergency procedures and locomotion until they're second nature — standardised, repeatable and zero-risk.
Digitise a real site, building or factory 1:1 into a photoreal digital twin — no remodelling, no loss of detail.
Replace controllers with your own feet to walk into the scene — turn, stop, change pace. The body is the interface.
Run 1:1 safety drills with real scenes and walking input, building spatial awareness and muscle memory. Zero risk in training, zero accidents in the field.
One system, many high-risk and immersive training scenarios.
Trainees stand inside a 1:1 simulation of a high-rise edge — clipping on their harness, walking scaffolding and gondolas, and rehearsing fall-prevention. The system tracks their movements and flags unsafe actions, building tolerance to height and the muscle memory to move safely.
Workers practise entering a simulated tunnel, manhole or tank — checking gas readings, following the correct entry procedure and responding to a simulated emergency. The enclosed environment reproduces the tight movement and disorientation of a real confined space, safely and repeatably.
Operators sit at a virtual crane or excavator console and run procedural workflows — lifts, signals and load limits — while the system injects malfunctions such as a swinging load, so they practise the correct response without risking a real machine or site.
Guards walk a 1:1 scan of the actual building floors, learning patrol routes, checking access points and handling simulated intrusions or emergencies — repeated until the route and the responses become second nature.
Trainees walk smoke-filled evacuation routes under simulated pressure — finding exits, avoiding hazards and assisting others. Walking the route physically turns emergency procedure into muscle memory that holds up on the day.
Students walk into historical scenes, science labs or space environments captured or built in XR — exploring and interacting first-hand, far beyond what a textbook or a screen can offer.
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