Some skills are easier to learn through hands-on practice. Fore Excel uses VR, AR, and MR to help employees experience realistic scenarios, practice procedures, and build familiarity with workplace tasks in a controlled environment.
Give employees opportunities to practice tasks and procedures before performing them in a live workplace environment.
Simulate selected hazardous or difficult situations in a controlled training environment.
Deliver standardized training experiences across teams and locations.
Where supported by the selected platform, track learner progress, assessments, completion, and available training data.
Create realistic training environments that encourage active participation.
Practice technical, operational, and role-specific skills through simulations.
Help employees understand procedures, hazards, and workplace requirements through realistic scenarios.
Introduce new employees to workplaces, equipment, processes, and safety procedures.
Use available analytics to monitor completion, assessments, and learner progress.
Extend training programs across teams, locations, and business units.
What Research Shows
Employees can practice tasks instead of only watching or reading about them.
Simulate challenging or hazardous situations in a controlled environment.
Allow learners to repeat scenarios and procedures as needed.
Deliver consistent training experiences across teams and locations.
Train employees without always requiring access to live equipment or operational environments.
Give employees practical exposure before they perform tasks in the real workplace.
Immersive workforce training uses technologies such as VR, AR, and MR to create interactive environments where employees can practice tasks, procedures, and real-world scenarios.
XR can support safety, equipment operation, technical skills, emergency response, onboarding, compliance, maintenance, and operational training, depending on the use case.
Yes. Training experiences can be designed around your equipment, workplace, processes, procedures, and learning objectives.
Manufacturing, automotive, aviation, construction, healthcare, energy, agriculture, mining, pharmaceuticals, education, defence, and other industries can use XR for suitable training requirements.
Yes. Immersive training can complement classroom training, e-learning, and hands-on training as part of a blended learning approach.
Yes. Enterprise XR training can be planned for multiple teams and locations, depending on the hardware, software, connectivity, and deployment requirements.
Give your employees a practical way to learn, practice, and prepare for real-world situations.
Explore how Fore Excel can support your workforce training requirements with VR, AR, and MR solutions.