VR TRAINING & SIMULATIONS for companies and institutions

• Cost.How much does custom VR training cost?

  Giantrex gives you a fixed price in the written scope, before any work starts. The price follows what is built: the number of scenarios, how much trainees can touch and do, how many train together, the languages and the reporting. You can start with one scenario as a pilot and grow from there.

• Time.How long does it take to build a VR training simulation?

  A focused Giantrex training scenario usually takes 8 to 16 weeks from the agreed scope to rollout; a larger programme ships module by module. You try a working build in the headset every two weeks, so your trainers shape it as it grows.

• Fit.What kind of training works best in VR?

  Giantrex recommends VR where practice in real life is dangerous, expensive or rare: safety and emergency drills, operating equipment, procedures that must be done in order, and hard conversations with customers or patients. If a video or a classroom would teach it just as well, Giantrex tells you so.

• Headsets.Which VR headsets do we need, and can you supply them?

  Giantrex builds for standalone headsets that need no PC and no cables, and recommends the model from your budget, your sites and the training itself. Giantrex can source the headsets, set them up and lock them to your training, so trainees only see what they came for.

• Results.Can we track each trainee's results in our LMS?

  Yes. Giantrex records completion, scores, mistakes and time for every session and sends them to your learning platform (LMS) in the standard formats it accepts, or to a dashboard if you have none. You see who is ready and where people struggle.

• Offline.Does it work offline and across all our sites?

  Yes. Giantrex training runs on the headset itself, so a site with weak or no internet can still train, and the results sync once a connection is back. Every headset gets the same version from one place, at every site.

• Languages.Can the training be in our teams' languages?

  Yes. Giantrex builds every scenario in the languages your people work in, including Arabic, English and German, with voice and on-screen text, and Arabic screens laid out the way Arabic reads.

• Comfort.Is VR training safe, and what about motion sickness?

  Giantrex designs for comfort first: short sessions, steady movement that trainees control, seated or standing play in a small clear space, and room for glasses. A trainer can follow each session on a screen and stop it at any moment.

• Updates.Can we change the training later, and who owns it?

  Yes, and you own it. When a procedure or a machine changes, Giantrex updates the scenario and sends it to every headset; the scope sets the support terms. At handover the source, the 3D models and the data are yours.

• Games.Does Giantrex also make games?

  Yes. Giantrex still builds games and playful experiences for brands, events and education, with the same team and craft as its training simulations.

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