Explain equipment before it arrives.
Step-by-step equipment and procedure walkthroughs
Turn your team’s know-how into interactive 3D training. Let people explore equipment, follow a procedure and check their understanding before they reach the physical thing.
Explore your use caseStep-by-step equipment and procedure walkthroughs
Staff-led classes with individual learner progress
Assignments, quizzes and public certificate verification
Give new hires, operators and learners a place to practise an authored procedure. Combine guided steps, instructor-led classes, quizzes and completion certificates in one browser experience.
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.
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.
Join a prospect or learner inside the simulation. See what they see. Point, draw, chat and talk through the detail together.
Simulations rehearse authored scenes and procedures. They do not reproduce fire, spills, equipment failures or physical behaviour. Completion certificates are platform records, not accredited qualifications.
For the product that’s hard to ship.
The procedure that’s hard to explain.
The place that’s hard to reach.
A machine. A device. A procedure. A place.
Start with the thing you need to explain.