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.
Build an interactive simulation once, then use it to explain a product, teach a procedure or review equipment together. Connect the same platform to live machine data, reusable dashboards and predictive maintenance workflows.
Open LokaverseCreate on desktop. Experience in AR, MR and VR. Bring people and equipment information into the same picture.
Use mixed reality glasses to bring simulations, equipment context and reusable dashboards into the workspace around you.
AvailableExplore Mixed realityUse augmented reality to explain 3D products, equipment and procedures in physical context through supported devices.
AvailableExplore Augmented realityExplore immersive environments, rehearse authored procedures and meet in shared 3D simulations with the Lokaverse VR app.
AvailableExplore Virtual realityCreate interactive simulations for AR, VR, mixed reality and the browser with the AI-enabled Lokaverse desktop studio.
AvailableExplore Desktop StudioBring people into the same simulation across supported devices for training, product reviews and technical conversations.
AvailableExplore Multi-user collaborationShare an interactive 3D simulation by link or embed it on your website, so people can do more than watch a product video.
AvailableExplore Interactive simulationsIngest live machine data and view it through connected simulations and dashboards that keep equipment context close to the numbers.
AvailableExplore Live data visualizationUse live machine data and equipment context to review condition, investigate developing concerns and plan maintenance with your team.
AvailableExplore Predictive maintenanceExplore the assembly. See how the motor, impeller and casing work together.
Add your 3D models to a shared media library, or start with an available template. Decide what people should understand or practise.
Use AI-enabled desktop authoring to draft and build the simulation. Refine the scene, review your content and choose how people experience it across the browser and supported AR, VR or mixed reality apps.
Send a browser link, embed the simulation on an approved website or explore together across devices. Connect live machine data and dashboards when your experience needs equipment context.
AI drafting uses a plan's AI credits and models already in your library. Lokaverse Studio and the AR, VR and mixed reality apps are available; contact the team to arrange the right access and device setup.
Build interactive scenes in the AI-enabled desktop studio for AR, VR, mixed reality and the browser. Describe what the simulation should teach, draft from your library models, then refine and review before saving.
AI drafting and changes require a plan with AI credits. Authors remain responsible for content accuracy. AI features use a third-party AI provider.
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.
Links can open without an account by default, ask for a name or ask visitors to confirm their email with a code.
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.
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.
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.
Visitors are anonymous unless the link asks who they are. Reports distinguish a self-entered name from an email confirmed with a code.
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.
The platform checks quiz answers in the web player, and the first answer counts. Certificates record platform completion; they are not accredited qualifications.
Take people through a machine, device or procedure step by step. Put the right part in view at the right moment.
Let people move around the scene and inspect what interests them, at their own pace.
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.
Visitors see what the sharing organisation will learn about their visit. Anyone who wants to watch their session must ask on their screen first.
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 off by default. Each learner can decline and continue. Recordings capture simulation interactions, never a camera, microphone or screen.
Each organisation's simulations, learner progress and results are kept in a database of its own. Connections and stored data are encrypted.
Lokaverse is an extended reality platform for creating and sharing interactive 3D simulations. It includes AI-enabled desktop authoring, browser sharing and embeds, AR, VR and mixed reality apps, multi-user collaboration, live machine data visualization and predictive maintenance.
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.
Use Lokaverse Studio, the AI-enabled desktop authoring app, to build and refine interactive scenes for the browser, AR, VR and mixed reality. You can also start from templates or use AI drafting in the web console. AI drafts use models in your library and a plan's AI credits. Authors review the result before saving and sharing.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A machine. A device. A procedure. A place.
Start with the thing you need to explain.