What is a 360° training simulator?

It is an interactive scenario that reproduces a real work area — a cell, a warehouse, a lab — that the learner explores in 360 degrees from the browser. Besides looking around, they operate: press the controls, make decisions and get immediate feedback, with no risk to themselves or the equipment.

Does it work inside my LMS?

Yes. We deliver it as a SCORM 1.2/2004 or xAPI package, so it uploads to Moodle or any LMS like any other course. The platform receives progress, score, attempts and, with xAPI, the detail of every action: which button was pressed, which step went wrong and how long it took.

Are VR headsets required?

No. It runs in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install. If your company already owns headsets, the same scenario can be prepared for virtual reality, but it is not a requirement.

Can you build it with my machine and my plant?

Yes. We work in two ways: with 360 photography of your real area, to which we add hotspots and decisions; or with a 3D model of the machine, built from drawings, photos and video, when its movement has to be simulated as in this demo.

What does a simulator measure?

What a quiz cannot see: the sequence of actions, errors per step, attempts, time and the safety rules that were broken. With that data you know what to reinforce with each person before they operate the real equipment.

How much does a custom simulator cost?

It depends on scope: a 360 tour with hotspots does not cost the same as a machine simulated in 3D. That is why every proposal includes three scope options at a fixed price, starting from a free assessment.

Demo · 360° simulator

360° industrial training simulator: try it here

A working scenario that runs in your browser: look around the cell in 360°, learn what each pendant button does, and move an engine from the rack to the assembly line without breaking the safety rules. This is what the simulators we build into courses for companies, universities and onboarding programs look like.

Manufacturing technician showing a 360 scenario of an industrial engine manipulator on a laptop

Live demo

Try it: operate an engine manipulator in 360°

A working scenario, built with WebGL, that runs in the browser without installing anything. Look around the cell, learn the pendant and complete the lifting cycle.

Look around the cell in 360° and change viewpoint
Every pendant button explained
Safety interlocks that stop a wrong move
Checklist, cell map and activity log (xAPI-style)

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360 scenario of an industrial engine manipulator with hotspots on the pendant buttons

Simulators and 360° scenarios

Simulators and 360° scenarios we build into your courses

Reading about a procedure is not the same as doing it. We build scenarios where people practice, make mistakes without risk, and every decision is recorded.

Forklift driving simulator inside an online course, with warehouse minimap and checklist

Industry
Safety

Forklift simulator

First-person driving between racks, with a warehouse minimap and the checklist ticking off as the operator completes each step.

Industry
Operations

360° machine scenarios

The real cell in 360°: every button explained, the machine cycle simulated and the operator practicing before touching the equipment.

First aid CPR simulation with compression depth and rhythm meters

Safety
Brigades

First aid and CPR

Compressions with depth and rhythm meters, and the full protocol step by step: safe scene, call, check breathing, act.

Safety
Civil protection

Fire extinguisher and evacuation

Aim at the base of the fire, follow the route on the map and reach the assembly point against the clock.

Lockout-tagout simulation on an electrical panel

Maintenance
Industry

Lockout-tagout (LOTO)

De-energize, lock and tag in the right order. An out-of-sequence step is an error that gets recorded.

University students in a virtual chemistrand theb performing a titration

Universities
High school

Virtual laboratories

Titrations, circuits or dissections without reagents or risk, as many attempts as the student needs.

Onboarding
HR

Virtual onboarding

A tour of the company with an avatar guide: team, values, safety and the first project, from day one.

Sales
Service

Customer service role-play

A difficult customer, three possible answers and a satisfaction meter that reacts to every decision.

What this simulator demonstrates

Everything you see here adapts to your machine, your procedure and your platform.

The whole cell in 360°

Four viewpoints — operator, rack, line and catwalk — to understand the space before stepping into it.

Every button explained

Up, down, forward, reverse, grip and emergency stop: what each one does and when it must not be used.

Real interlocks

The crane will not travel with a low load or release the engine in mid-air. The error is explained and counted.

Mission with a checklist

Seven steps that tick themselves off as the learner completes them, like a video game.

Cell map

Live position of the bridge, the load and the operator, with their field of view.

xAPI-style log

Every action is written down: what was pressed, what went wrong and how long it took. In your LMS, that is a report.

Process

How we build a custom simulator

Five phases, each with a deliverable you approve.

On-site survey
360 photo and video of the area, machine drawings, an interview with the expert and the current procedure.
Deliverable: technical script
Instructional design
Target behavior, critical decisions, frequent errors and the feedback for each one.
Deliverable: storyboard and decision tree
360 scenario or 3D model
Panoramas with hotspots, or the machine modeled when its movement has to be simulated.
Deliverable: navigable scenario
Logic, rules and measurement
Controls, safety interlocks, checklist, score and the xAPI events that will reach your LMS.
Deliverable: working simulator
Packaging and pilot
SCORM or xAPI tested on your platform and a pilot with real operators before launch.
Deliverable: published package and report

Video, 360 tour or 3D simulator: which one fits

Not every procedure needs a simulator. This is the rule we use to recommend.

	Procedure video	360 tour with hotspots	Interactive 3D simulator
The learner…	Watches	Explores and looks things up	Operates and decides
Good for	Getting to know a process	Area induction, locating risks and equipment	Practicing a maneuver with rules and consequences
What is measured	Whether it was watched	Hotspots viewed and answers	Sequence, errors per step, attempts and time
What we need from you	Script and filming	360 photography of the area	Drawings, photos and video of the machine
Production effort	Low	Medium	High

Simulators and 360° scenarios

Simulators and 360° scenarios we build into your courses

Reading about a procedure is not the same as doing it. We build scenarios where people practice, make mistakes without risk, and every decision is recorded.

Industry
Safety