Manufacturing · VR headset
Forklift and yard traffic safety
Drive a forklift, lift paper rolls and share the yard with people on foot.
Serious games · VR · hardware
VR safety training simulators
For manufacturing, logistics and transport. Trainees run the real procedure without stepping into a risky area.
30 projects, every one delivered on time
Background
Six incidents behind most workplace injuries
All six already run as scenarios inside our simulators.
Struck by a forklift
Pedestrians and vehicles share the same lane.
Caught in a machine
Maintenance starts before the power is isolated.
Fall from height
The lifter goes up before the safety gear is on.
Dropped load
A load swings over a lane people still walk through.
Chemical exposure
PPE doesn't match the material being handled.
Posture injury
Repetitive lifting with the wrong technique.
Every image comes straight from modules already delivered to clients.
Approach
The content follows your work procedures. The delivery makes trainees do the work.
A serious game is software that uses game mechanics for something other than entertainment. Trainees get a challenge, instant feedback and a score at the end, so they actually finish the training.
VR simulator
Trainees wear a headset and step into a digital version of the work area.
Hardware simulator
A real vehicle unit becomes the controller, linked to an assessor screen.
What you get
- Text and narration in several languages, not only Bahasa Indonesia
- Voice-over included
- New languages added without rebuilding the module
- Built in Unity and handed over ready to run, with operator training
Modules
Modules running today
Every loop below is captured straight from the delivered software.
Manufacturing · VR headset
Work at height with a lifter
Replace a high-bay lamp, but only after the area below is secured.
Logistics and fleet · Hardware rig
Delivery truck simulator
From depot to toll road, with a load that changes how the truck drives.
Driver training · Hardware rig
Motorcycle safety riding simulator
A real motorbike, wired with sensors, riding through dense city traffic.
Manufacturing · VR headset
Material handling and posture
Push a trolley of trays across the line. Overload it and your back pays.
Manufacturing · VR headset
Sheet glass and machine maintenance
Read the job sheet, isolate the power, then touch the machine.
Warehousing · VR headset
High-rack warehouse and reach trucks
Narrow aisles, racks to the roof and trucks you can barely hear.
Chemical processing · VR headset
Chemical mixing room procedure
Right coverall, grounding strap first, pour to the exact mark.
Food and beverage · VR headset
Lockout tagout on the production line
No component gets touched until LOTO is done.
Services · VR headset
Hand skills training
Massage and haircut training with hand guides and automatic scoring.
How modules are designed
Every module is built around the decisions that matter on the floor
Trainees don't just click through steps. At certain points the simulation stops and asks them to choose. That choice decides how the session goes, including whether an accident happens.
Take just enough material, or as much as possible
The second choice speeds up the work but ends in a back injury.
Keep working, or cut the power
The first choice closes the machine mould while a hand is still inside.
Put up the safety barrier, or skip it
Without a barrier, people keep walking under the lifter.
Each module has its own accident scenarios, and trainees can retry until the procedure is right.
Track record
Delivered on the schedule we agreed
Every production discipline sits in one team, so revisions from the field go back to the same people who built it.
30
projects delivered
0
late handovers
1-3
months per module
24
full-time crew
Our simulators run across these industries
- Manufacturing
- Food and beverage
- Logistics and fleet
- Automotive
- Warehousing
- Chemical processing
Part of this work was delivered as a production partner of Asperio, who handles integration on the client side.
“The Unity VR project and motorcycle simulator were delivered with very satisfying results and always completed on time. Team communication was excellent, and the pricing was very reasonable, especially with the discount packages, which were extremely helpful.”
Process
One to three months, from your procedure document to handover
- 01
01
Procedure review
We work from the procedures and safety curriculum your company already uses.
- 02
02
Scenario prototype
One scenario ships first so your safety team can try it hands on.
- 03
03
Production and revisions
Test builds go out regularly, so fixes happen early instead of at the end.
- 04
04
Handover
On-site install, operator training, and fixes for anything found after real use.
The handover date is agreed up front and it doesn't move. Out of 30 projects, none has missed it.
Investment
Priced per module, after we read your procedures
The figure depends on how detailed your procedures are and the number of scenarios to train. Quotes are always itemised per module, never one lump sum.
- Modules and scenariosOne workstation is a different job from seven.
- 3D asset complexityOne room, one warehouse, or a route from the city to out of town.
- HardwareHeadsets only, or a vehicle unit with assessor screens.
- Scoring and languagesOn-screen score, per-trainee reports, and how many languages and voice-overs.
Ordering several modules together costs less than ordering them one by one.
Before you ask
Standalone VR headsets such as Meta Quest and Pico, PC VR, and custom hardware rigs with real steering wheels, pedals, levers or a full motorbike. We can help set up devices on site.
Send one work procedure, we'll reply with a scenario draft
No cost, no commitment. The draft shows whether a simulator is really the right answer for your training needs.