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Virtual reality development for immersive training

Virtual reality is no longer a thing that exists only within sci-fi movies. It may be virtual, but it’s also engaging, and it’s effective for corporate learning. Our reality is turning your training dreams into an immersive educational reality for you, your employees, and your partners. Our expertise at virtual and augmented reality development is anything but fictional!

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Captivate employees with immersive VR education

The ultimate way to engage your employees with training programs is by using virtual reality and augmented reality. Why? When used in training courses, virtual reality adds computer-generated information to virtual training environments. And those environments aren’t your employees’ current surroundings.

Augmented reality adds computer-generated information to real surroundings. It’s real-time information that the technology displays to your employees with their current surroundings in the background.

As an immersive learning agency, we excel at VR and AR development. Once you deliver immersive learning experiences to your employees, sit back and watch their motivation and information retention skyrocket.

We know our way around VR development technology

Virtual reality relies on technology such as specific glasses, which your employees wear during training. Our creatives love to create avatars that match your culture and your employees’ style. Our design team creates virtual worlds in which your teams will immerse themselves while growing their knowledge.

For AR development, we use image recognition and, for instance, your employees’ smartphone cameras. Together, image recognition and cameras scan and recognize what your employees point at. Then, your AR training solution displays certain information on your employees’ smartphone screens, such as definitions or animations.

Strong reasons to invest in virtual reality development

That’s reason number one for you to invest in VR and AR training. VR and AR engages your employees with the learning content and activities. And when an employee immerses themselves in the learning experience, their retention and motivation increases.
- Learning outcomes? Check!
- Talent development? Check!
- Employee retention? Check, check, check!
Virtual reality makes learners feel safe throughout the learning experience. It removes risk from the real-world scenarios so they can experiment with alternatives at no risk to themselves or your organization. And that makes them feel more confident when performing their jobs. Additionally, augmented reality offers information promptly, when it’s most relevant.

Whether the training reality is virtual or augmented, they’ll interact deeply with the learning environment and content. Driving interaction is a strategy that’ll make your training courses more effective. It’s how your employees will easily understand information and retain it—more than just watching a video!

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FAQs

Virtual reality:
- A virtual store in which newly-hired storekeepers would deal with angry customers
- A virtual trip to the inside of a factory to learn the process of manufacturing a product
- A virtual city tour to teach tour guides everything about it without having to take them to the actual places
Augmented reality:

Employees would install an augmented reality app on their smartphones. Then, they would point their smartphones’ cameras to the objects mentioned below to obtain information about them, such as:
- Learning to operate a piece of equipment
- Fixing a complex system like a broken car or computer
- Training tour guides to speak about pieces of art exhibited at a museum
- Teaching retail workers to restock shelves by walking around a real store.
The first ingredient to immersive learning is the learning environment. That’s an immersive environment that surrounds learners with information. It works by promoting a highly interactive learning experience, which in turn maximizes information retention.

In the case of virtual reality, the environment is virtual. There’s an opportunity for role-playing in that setting, and the learner gets all the necessary information while in it.

With augmented reality, the environment isn’t virtual. An augmented reality training experience surrounds the learner with information while they’re in a real context.
When the price of making a mistake while learning could cause a huge problem.

Take the example of learning to operate in a specific military setting or performing a surgery. The cost of learners failing during training could cost lives. Virtual reality technology provides a safe environment to learn complex procedures at no risk to real people.

In a VR setting, it’s okay to experiment with alternatives and make mistakes while figuring out that some don’t work. Plus, learners get a view of the environment that would be difficult to demonstrate with video or images only. For instance, it’s much easier to teach firefighters to act in emergencies with virtual reality technology. At the end of the day, they build confidence that they can handle those situations in the real world.

Case studies

Check out how we’ve taken inspired ideas and transformed them into workable realities for our clients.

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