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Immersive XR simulation environments.

Walk your real site before you set foot on it.

Step into realistic XR environments where learners safely practise industrial operations, safety procedures and technical skills, without real-world risk.

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Technician in a VR headset handling a virtual engine part inside a workshop
The same workshop rebuilt as a blueprint-style XR twin
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In short

What is an XR simulation environment?

An XR simulation environment is a virtual replica of a real workplace, with its equipment, layout and safety procedures, that people step into to practise tasks without real-world risk. XR, or extended reality, covers virtual reality (VR), mixed reality (MR) and desktop 3D. 11 Vision builds these environments from your actual equipment and sites, with interactive scenarios for start-up, maintenance and safety drills.

XR simulation

Transforming training through realistic virtual worlds.

Highly realistic virtual worlds built around your actual equipment, workspace and safety protocols.

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What it does

  • Realistic 3D virtual replicas of actual equipment and workspaces
  • Support for VR, MR and desktop-based simulations
  • Interactive scenarios for start-up, maintenance and safety drills
  • Adaptive design for multiple industrial environments
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Why it helps

  • A safe environment to practise high-risk tasks
  • Better retention through experiential learning
  • Lower training costs and less downtime
  • Standardised procedures across global sites
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Where it fits

  • Industrial machinery operation and maintenance
  • Safety protocol training and hazard identification
  • Emergency response simulations for manufacturing or energy sectors