VR Vision

VR Vision partnered with a US utilities company to provide VR training for technicians. The training was required to be safe and efficient, as the tasks involved high-risk electrical work. VR Vision developed a platform using Unity for Oculus Quest, created animations and procedures based on the company's specifications, and implemented criteria to measure task completion. The project, which began in April 2019, has seen the company invest around $500,000 for three modules, with more modules still in development.

In a collaboration with a telecom provider in Toronto, VR Vision developed a full simulation for training sales reps and technicians. The aim was to reduce errors and increase efficiency in service provision. The simulation combined predictive video and 360° universal technology to simplify the installation process. Since the partnership began in December 2020, the telecom provider has invested over $240,000 and continues to work with VR Vision.

VR Vision worked with a retirement home operator in Canada to create VR learning modules for staff training. The project, which lasted from December 2019 to July 2021, involved filming, editing, and delivering VR equipment to the client's team. The retirement home operator invested around $5,000 in the project, which was completed successfully.