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Bring the thing you need to explain.
Add your 3D models to a shared media library, or start with an available template. Decide what people should understand or practise.
A digital rehearsal space.
For the physical world.
A machine cannot be everywhere. Your knowledge can. Build an interactive simulation once, then use it to explain a product, teach a procedure or open up a site to someone far away.
Open Lokaverse CENTRIFUGAL PUMPInteractive illustration
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Meet the centrifugal pump
Explore the assembly. See how the motor, impeller and casing work together.
A website illustration of the experience. Browser. Link. Explore.
FROM KNOWLEDGE TO EXPERIENCEBuild it once.
Meet your new toolkit Build it once.
Let it go places.
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Shape the experience.
Use AI to draft from your models and brief, then review before saving. Add a quiz and choose how people experience the simulation.
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Share it. Learn from it.
Send a controlled link, assign it to learners or embed it on an approved site. Follow engagement and offer live guidance through the share link, with permission.
AI drafting uses the 3D models already in your library and requires a plan with AI credits. Review your draft before saving.
THE TOOLKITEverything the experience needs.
Everything the experience needs.
From first draft to follow-up.
Start with your knowledge. Get a playable first draft.
Describe what the simulation should teach. AI drafts steps and camera framing using the 3D models in your library. The platform checks that the scene will play, and you review it before saving.
- Draft from your own 3D models
- Review before saving
- Request changes in plain language
AI drafting and changes require a plan with AI credits. Authors remain responsible for content accuracy. AI features use a third-party AI provider.
Send the experience, wherever people are.
A prospect or learner opens your simulation in a laptop or phone browser, with nothing to install. Set an expiry, limit opens or turn a link off when you need to.
- Computer and phone browsers
- Links you can turn off
- Embed on websites you approve
Links can open without an account by default, ask for a name or ask visitors to confirm their email with a code.
Be there when a question comes up.
Ask to join a learner or prospect through the share link. Once they allow it, follow their view, point to a part, draw, chat and talk. Request the controls when a hands-on explanation helps.
- Permission before watching
- Point, draw and chat
- Control handed over by choice
Watching and taking control each need permission. The viewer can take the controls back at any time. Live guidance uses the standard share link; voice availability depends on the network.
A demo that reports back.
See which links were opened, how far visitors went and what they asked. Choose alerts when a demo is opened, so your team can offer help while someone is exploring.
- Visit and step insights
- Demo-open alerts
- Questions and return visits
Visitors are anonymous unless the link asks who they are. Reports distinguish a self-entered name from an email confirmed with a code.
Turn know-how into a repeatable learning experience.
Assign simulations, run instructor-led classes and follow learner progress. Add a quiz in the browser, then issue a certificate anyone can check on a public verification page.
- Assignments and classes
- Quizzes set in the browser
- Verifiable completion certificates
The platform checks quiz answers in the web player, and the first answer counts. Certificates record platform completion; they are not accredited qualifications.
ONE SIMULATION. MORE POSSIBILITIES.Author once.
Author once.
Three ways to experience it.
Guided walkthrough
Take people through a machine, device or procedure step by step. Put the right part in view at the right moment.
Explore freely
Let people move around the scene and inspect what interests them, at their own pace.
Auto journey
Let the simulation tour itself. Use the same content on a trade-show screen or in a sales gallery.
Authors choose which modes are available to viewers.
THOUGHTFUL BY DESIGNConfidence comes
Confidence comes
from clarity.
Nobody watches without asking.
Visitors see what the sharing organisation will learn about their visit. Anyone who wants to watch their session must ask on their screen first.
Access in plain words.
Choose view, build or manage access for each project. Invitations say what a person can do, and learners see only their assigned simulations.
Recording is a choice.
Recording is off by default. Each learner can decline and continue. Recordings capture simulation interactions, never a camera, microphone or screen.
Your content has its own database.
Each organisation's simulations, learner progress and results are kept in a database of its own. Connections and stored data are encrypted.
A PLATFORM WITH ROOM TO GROWBrowser today.
Browser today.
Extended reality ahead.
Start with what’s ready.
See where we’re going.
Interactive 3D, in the browser
Share links, three experience modes, AI drafting, live guidance, classes, quizzes, certificates and engagement insights.
Live todayLive equipment data
Coming soon: bring readings from real equipment into simulations and control-room displays.
Coming soonSingle-user virtual reality
Coming soon: experience your simulations life-size in a standalone headset. The headset app is not available to customers today.
Coming soonBeyond the browser
On our roadmap: AI for operations, smart glasses for group sessions and mixed reality with remote expert support.
On our roadmapGOOD QUESTIONSA little more
A little more
clarity.
What is Lokaverse?
Lokaverse is a platform to make, share and take interactive 3D simulations of machines, medical devices, procedures and places. Use it for product demonstrations, training and site walkthroughs that people open from a link in their web browser.
Do viewers need an app, a headset or an account?
No app or headset is needed for the browser player. Simulations open on a laptop or phone, with no viewer account needed by default. A sharing organisation can choose to ask for visitor details or an email confirmed with a code.
How do I create a simulation today?
In the web console, start from an available template or describe a simulation for AI to draft using 3D models already in your library. You can request changes with AI, edit details and set up quizzes. AI drafts and changes require a plan with AI credits. You review the result before saving. The hand-built scene editor, Lokaverse Studio for Windows, is not yet released to customers.
Can someone guide a viewer live?
Yes. Through the standard share link, a guide can ask to follow the viewer's simulation, point, draw, chat and talk. The viewer must allow watching and separately allow control handover. They can take the controls back at any time. Live guidance is not available inside website embeds, and voice may not connect on networks that block direct connections.
What can I see about people who open my links?
You can see link visits, progress through steps, time spent and questions asked. Visitors remain anonymous unless the link asks who they are. Reports distinguish details a visitor typed from an email confirmed with a code. Visitors receive a notice explaining what the sharing organisation will see.
Can I use Lokaverse for training and certificates?
Yes. Assign simulations, run instructor-led classes and add multiple-choice quizzes in the browser. The platform checks quiz answers in the web player, and the first answer counts. Learners who meet the pass mark earn a completion certificate with a public verification code. Certificates are not accredited qualifications. LMS integration, SCORM, xAPI and gradebook sync are not available.
Does Lokaverse record people?
Session recording is off by default. If an organisation turns it on, each learner chooses before recording starts and can decline while continuing the simulation. Recordings capture what was looked at and pressed in the simulation, never the viewer's camera, microphone or screen. Recordings are deleted automatically after the retention period.
If it’s complex,
let’s make it click.
A machine. A device. A procedure. A place.
Start with the thing you need to explain.