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Beyond Game Engines: A Simpler Way to Create Immersive 3D Training

Posted on November 8, 2025November 18, 2025 by iQ3Connect

🚀 Introduction: Why Immersive Training Needs a Simpler Future

Immersive 3D training is reshaping how organizations prepare their workforce—especially in fields like automotive, energy, and manufacturing.
Yet, many companies still rely on game-engine-based tools (like Unity, Unreal Engine, or derivative authoring platforms) that require deep technical expertise, long development cycles, and complex deployment pipelines.

iQ3Connect takes a different approach.

Our web-based, no-code platform lets trainers, instructional designers, and subject-matter experts build and deploy immersive 3D training modules—directly from a browser—no coding or game-engine skills required.

In short: immersive training creation should be as easy as building a slide deck, and now it is.

🎮 The Traditional Path: Game Engines and Their Offshoots

1. High Barriers to Entry

Game engines were originally built for entertainment and gaming, not enterprise learning.
Even products “simplified” on top of these engines still depend on complex underpinnings that require:

Developers skilled in scripting and 3D asset management
Device-specific optimization for VR, AR, PC, and mobile
Dedicated teams to build, test, and deploy new versions

That means longer timelines, higher costs, and ongoing dependency on specialized talent.

2. Complex Deployment

Most game-engine-based platforms require packaging training experiences as stand-alone applications, with separate builds for each device or OS.
This creates friction:

Installers and updates on each headset or PC
IT bottlenecks for distribution and maintenance
Limited scalability across large or distributed teams

When training content changes—say, a new maintenance step or safety regulation—those updates must be rebuilt, re-tested, and re-deployed.

3. Maintenance and Version Control Challenges

Each new version of the software or hardware SDK can break compatibility, requiring updates to your content pipeline. Over time, organizations end up maintaining multiple versions of the same module just to keep pace with device changes—draining time and resources.

🌐 The iQ3Connect Approach: Simplicity Through the Web

1. No-Code Authoring for SMEs and Trainers

With iQ3Connect, anyone—not just developers—can create immersive, instructionally accurate training modules.
All you need is a browser.
Drag-and-drop objects, define steps, and build 3D learning flows in minutes—no engine, no installs, no code.

“Customized and instructionally-accurate training modules can be built quickly and instantly deployed to any VR, AR, PC, tablet, or mobile device—all through a web browser.”

2. Instant Web Deployment

Once built, your immersive training is live—instantly accessible through a secure web link.
Learners simply click and launch on any device: headset, tablet, laptop, or phone.
There’s no need for app packaging, store submission, or IT setup.

3. Rapid Updates & Iteration

Need to change a procedure or add new instructions?
Edit it directly in-browser and republish—no re-coding or rebuilding required.
Your global workforce always accesses the most current version of the training, automatically.

⚡ Game-Engine-Based Tools vs iQ3Connect: The Key Differences

Feature	Game-Engine-Based Tools	iQ3Connect Platform
Ease of Use	Requires developers, coding, asset workflows	No-code, browser-based authoring
Time to Deploy	Weeks or months	Minutes
Device Support	Separate builds per headset/device	Universal browser access
Maintenance	Frequent rebuilds and updates	Instant updates, one version for all
Scalability	Limited by IT and device logistics	Global web scalability
Total Cost of Ownership	High (licenses, dev time, maintenance)	Low (cloud-based, self-service)

🔧 Example: Building an EV Maintenance Module in Minutes

In our recent live event, we showcased how a complete immersive 3D EV repair and maintenance training module can be built in just 15 minutes using iQ3Connect.

The result: a fully functional, web-deployed experience accessible instantly across VR, AR, and desktop—without touching a game engine.

🌎 The Bigger Picture: Democratizing Immersive Learning

The iQ3Connect approach:

Expands access to XR training creation across non-technical teams.
Reduces costs by eliminating proprietary engines, plugins, and maintenance cycles.
Accelerates innovation by enabling rapid prototyping and deployment.
Future-proofs content, as browser-based delivery adapts seamlessly to new devices and standards.

For industries facing rapid change—like EV manufacturing, clean energy, and aerospace—this agility is critical to staying competitive.

In addition, as demand for skilled workers continues to rise, immersive virtual training is proving to be a powerful lever for advancing both education and workforce readiness. For educators and policymakers committed to preparing students for meaningful, high-demand careers, these solutions represent a practical, scalable, and future-focused path forward (read our blog on rethinking career and technical education.)

🏁 Conclusion: Build Smarter, Not Harder

Game engines and their derivative products helped pioneer immersive learning, but they weren’t designed for scalable, everyday enterprise use. As organizations push to train faster, reach more learners, and lower costs, no-code web-based solutions like iQ3Connect offer a smarter path forward.

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Accelerating XR Training Development with Gaussian Splatting and iQ3Connect

Posted on October 29, 2025November 18, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Background

Organizations face increasing pressure to deliver high-quality, scalable training that accurately represents complex equipment, facilities, and workflows. Yet the creation of 3D training content traditionally requires CAD models, laser scanning, or extensive manual modeling—processes that are slow, costly, and constrained by data availability.

Gaussian Splatting fundamentally changes this paradigm.

iQ3Connect now provides full support for Gaussian Splatting within our browser-based, enterprise XR platform, enabling creation of immersive training environments from simple photos or video. The result is a significant reduction in content development time, faster deployment of workforce training programs, and broader access to real-world operational knowledge.

What is Gaussian Splatting?

Gaussian Splatting is an advanced 3D reconstruction technique that converts standard images or video into a photorealistic, spatially accurate scene representation. Unlike mesh-based or voxel-based approaches, Gaussian Splats are computationally efficient, streamable, and exceptionally lightweight—making them ideal for real-time XR applications.

Key benefits include:

High fidelity reconstruction of real environments
Minimal capture requirements (standard mobile or video cameras)
Lower cost and faster turnaround compared to LiDAR or manual modeling
Immediate web and XR compatibility when processed in iQ3Connect

For training leaders, this capability unlocks rapid digitization of equipment, facilities, and processes—even when CAD data is unavailable or restricted.

Enterprise Training Advantages

✔ Accelerated Digitization of Equipment & Facilities

Capture real-world environments using only standard photography or video. No CAD, LiDAR, or modeling expertise required.

✔ Reduce Dependence on Engineering Data

Gaussian Splats provide a reliable alternative when CAD data is missing, outdated, proprietary, or too large for XR deployment.

✔ Integrate Multiple Data Modalities

iQ3Connect enables seamless combination of:

Gaussian Splats
CAD models
Point clouds (e.g., LAS, E57)
360° images and videos
Operational documents (PDFs, videos, SOPs)

This creates a comprehensive, context-rich training environment.

✔ Streamlined Multi-Device Deployment

All Gaussian Splats processed in iQ3Connect are optimized for:

VR headsets
AR devices
Web browsers
Mobile and tablet

No local installation, plugins, or large downloads are required.

Common Tools for Creating Gaussian Splats Compatible with iQ3Connect

Several open-source and commercial tools generate splat formats (e.g., .ply, .splat) that can be imported directly into iQ3Connect. Common creation tools include:

1. Nerfstudio (with Gaussian Splatting pipelines)

An extensible framework that supports Gaussian Splat reconstruction from photo sets or video sequences.

Ideal for: High-quality reconstructions and research workflows
Output: .ply, .splat

2. Gaussian Splat Studio

A user-friendly application for generating splats from images or video with minimal setup.

Ideal for: Quick conversions and operational teams without ML expertise
Output: .splat

3. SplaTAM

A real-time SLAM-based Gaussian Splatting tool—excellent for capturing environments with a moving camera.

Ideal for: Handheld/mobile scanning, fast field capture
Output: .splat, .ply

4. Luma AI (NeRF-based with export options)

While primarily focused on NeRFs, Luma’s capture tools can be used as input for splat conversion workflows.

Ideal for: Smartphone-based capture with cloud processing

5. DotSplat and Mobile Splat Tools

Lightweight mobile pipelines emerging from open-source communities that export splat-compatible point clouds.

Here are three paid tools for creating 3D Gaussian splats (i.e., using the Gaussian Splatting technique) :

1. KIRI Engine

A mobile & web cloud-based 3D capture app that supports Gaussian splatting (“3DGS”) plus mesh export. Offers editing, masking, and export to formats like OBJ, GLTF, PLY. Paid subscription required for full 3DGS feature.

2. Postshot

A desktop application (Windows) for processing captures into Gaussian splats locally (no cloud), with live preview/training, full control over data and export into 3D workflows. Best for users with suitable GPU. Paid version.

3. Splatware

Splatware: A cloud platform built for professionals and teams to generate, edit, animate, host and export Gaussian splatting 3D models, including hosting/sharing and marketplace options. Has tiered paid plans (Free → Pro → Enterprise).

All of the formats produced by these tools can be processed through the iQ3Connect 3D Importer and converted into XR-ready assets.

Technical Workflow: Importing Gaussian Splats into iQ3Connect

iQ3Connect streamlines the process of converting Gaussian Splats into optimized training-ready scenes.

1. Capture the Environment

Use photos, video, or drone footage. Ensure:

Adequate coverage around the subject
Consistent lighting where possible
Sufficient overlap between frames

2. Generate the Gaussian Splat

Process the captured media using one of the tools listed above. Export in .splat, .ksplat or .ply format.

3. Import into the iQ3Connect 3D Importer

Inside the platform:

Open 3D Import
Select Add Model
Upload the Gaussian Splat file

The system automatically optimizes the file for real-time rendering and cross-device compatibility.

4. Convert to an XR-Ready Model

iQ3Connect performs:

Level-of-detail (LOD) optimization
Rendering performance adjustments
Spatial scaling/normalization
Single-click XR preparation

The result is a splat that performs efficiently even in multi-user XR sessions.

5. Build a Rich Training Environment

Within the iQ3Connect Workspace, teams can combine the splat with:

Engineering CAD
LiDAR point clouds
Workflow steps and procedures
Media assets (PDF, video, 360° images)
Labels, markers, and hotspots
Guided training modules and assessments

This flexibility allows training developers to replicate a complete operational environment—not just a single asset.

6. Deploy to the Workforce

Publish your training or collaboration session and access it across:

VR and AR devices
PC and laptop browsers
Tablets and smartphones

All with no software installation.

Experience Gaussian Splats in iQ3Connect

Explore a live Gaussian Splat example in your browser. Use the WASD and mouse to navigate in the 3D space. Share the link with your colleagues to meet in realtime in the collaborative workspace.

👉 Live Experience

Looking Ahead

iQ3Connect will continue to expand support for Gaussian Splats, including advanced editing, annotation, and automated training authoring capabilities. Future examples will highlight real-world applications across manufacturing, energy, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors requiring high-fidelity training environments.

Explore How Gaussian Splats Can Modernize Your Training Workflow

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👉 Evaluate integration with your existing content pipeline
👉 Begin creating XR training content in minutes—not weeks

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Rethinking Career and Technical Education: Immersive Virtual Training as a Pathway to Workforce Readiness

Posted on October 27, 2025November 18, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Across the country, educators and policymakers are facing a fundamental question: How do we prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow when traditional classrooms and hands-on trade skills are both essential, yet increasingly out of reach for many?

A recent Marketplace.org article highlights this challenge, spotlighting a growing need for “career tech” programs that blend academic rigor with real-world, practical skills. Yet for many schools—especially in rural or under-resourced districts—the barriers to creating robust, hands-on training opportunities remain high.

Immersive Technology: Bridging the Gap

Immersive virtual training platforms like iQ3Connect are changing that equation. By leveraging digital environments, schools can deliver interactive 3D simulations, hands-on experiences, and industry collaboration—without the cost or logistical hurdles of physical labs.

This is not just about technology for technology’s sake. It’s about equity and opportunity: ensuring every learner, regardless of ZIP code, can access world-class technical education and real-world career pathways.

Policy in Action: The Sierra Space, CDLE, and iQ3Connect Partnership

A standout example is the partnership between Sierra Space, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE), and iQ3Connect. Through this collaboration, Colorado high school teachers and students are gaining access to aerospace industry training via immersive virtual modules. Teacher externships provide educators with direct industry experience, which they translate into curriculum, bringing current, relevant skills back to their students.

This initiative demonstrates:

Affordability and Scalability: No need for each school to invest in expensive equipment or labs—virtual solutions scale across districts and regions.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum: Direct input from employers ensures education stays aligned with evolving workforce needs.
Professional Development for Teachers: Externships empower teachers with up-to-date knowledge and skills, enriching classroom instruction.

Why This Matters for Policy and Practice

Expanding Access: Digital, device-agnostic training reaches students and teachers everywhere, supporting state and national equity goals.
Supporting Workforce Pipelines: Programs like this help build a diverse, competitive talent pool ready to meet the needs of 21st-century industries.
Enabling Data-Driven Improvement: Virtual platforms make it easier to track learning outcomes and program impact—key for continuous improvement and policy evaluation.

As demand for skilled workers continues to rise, immersive virtual training is proving to be a powerful lever for advancing both education and workforce readiness. For educators and policymakers committed to preparing students for meaningful, high-demand careers, these solutions represent a practical, scalable, and future-focused path forward.

Explore how the Sierra Space, CDLE, and iQ3Connect partnership is paving the way for innovative, equitable career education here.

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Build VR and AR Training with CAD Models—Streamline Your JT to XR Workflow

Posted on June 18, 2025November 13, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Streamlining VR & AR Training With JT File Support in iQ3Connect

iQ3Connect support for JT files significantly streamlines the process for bringing 3D CAD designs into immersive experiences, whether for real-time collaboration, training, and experience creation. By using this lightweight file format, the CAD-to-XR pipeline, from model export, to data transfer and processing, can be reduced from hours to minutes.

JT files can be exported from most CAD systems such as Siemens NX, Autodesk Inventor, PTC Creo, and Product Lifecycle Management systems such as Siemens Teamcenter.

Key Advantages of JT Files in the CAD-to-XR Workflow

1. Rapid, Automated CAD-to-XR Pipeline
With iQ3Connect’s JT file support, you can import large, complex CAD assemblies into virtual reality or augmented reality in just minutes. Benchmark results show:

JT files with 10 million polygons: Import into XR in under 30 seconds.
JT files with 100 million polygons: Ready for immersive training in under 10 minutes.

2. Custom Level of Detail for Every Use Case
iQ3Connect lets you define quality settings for each part or assembly. Whether you need high-fidelity visualization for engineering reviews or lightweight models for VR training, JT files support precise optimization.

3. Lightweight & Efficient Data Handling
JT files are specifically designed for efficient data sharing and management, making them perfect for large assemblies and distributed teams. They maintain essential manufacturing information and hierarchy while minimizing file size.

4. Versatile Visualization & Collaboration
Use JT files in iQ3Connect for high-accuracy engineering visualization or optimize for fast, interactive training experiences. The flexibility makes them valuable for manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and beyond.

Why Use JT Files for VR and AR Training?

So, what are JT files? .JT (Jupiter Tessellation) is an openly-published ISO-standardized 3D data format for visualization and collaboration. JT files are used across industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace for data exchange, supplier collaboration, and long-term data retention. They encapsulate intricate geometric details and metadata, including geometry, color, and material properties, while maintaining a lightweight structure.

How iQ3Connect Simplifies JT to XR Training Creation

By supporting JT files, iQ3Connect enables:

One-click import of CAD models for VR and AR training or real-time collaboration
Faster CAD-to-XR conversion with minimal manual processing
Seamless sharing and review of complex engineering data in immersive environments

Start building your next immersive training or collaboration project with iQ3Connect and JT files—unlock new levels of efficiency, accuracy, and engagement for your team.

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Transforming Aerospace Development with iQ3Connect’s Immersive VR & AR Platform

Posted on May 22, 2025October 29, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Introduction

In the rapidly evolving aerospace industry, the ability to visualize, assess, and refine complex designs is crucial for successful product development. iQ3Connect’s immersive collaboration platform is redefining how aerospace companies approach design validation, stakeholder engagement, and maintenance planning. By leveraging virtual reality (VR), iQ3Connect enables teams to simulate and interact with 3D models, effectively bridging the gap between concept and reality.

A leading aerospace development organization, known for its commitment to innovation and precision engineering, has been actively involved in the design and development of multi-configuration aircraft. To maintain their competitive edge, they sought to streamline product walkthroughs, cockpit assessments, and maintenance evaluations — processes that were traditionally reliant on physical prototypes and static CAD models. This shift toward immersive virtual prototyping helped to reduce design cycle times, minimize costs, and enhance stakeholder engagement.

Background

Before adopting iQ3Connect’s virtual prototyping capabilities, the aerospace development company relied on conventional methods for product walkthroughs, cockpit assessments, and maintenance evaluations. These manual processes involved:

Building physical prototypes to showcase multiple aircraft configurations, leading to excessive material costs and extended lead times
Utilizing static CAD models and 2D drawings, limit interactive exploration and spatial 1:1 scale understanding
Repeated trial-and-error adjustments in cockpit design, consuming time and resources
Constructing physical mock-ups for maintenance access assessments, delaying design validation and increasing costs.

Challenges

Inconsistent Feedback: Traditional design methods made it challenging to gather comprehensive, real-time feedback from pilots, engineers, and stakeholders, resulting in miscommunication and potential design flaws.
Limited Visibility: Static CAD models did not accurately convey spatial arrangements, leading to overlooked ergonomic and accessibility issues.
High Costs and Time Delays: Developing multiple physical prototypes for different configurations significantly escalated project costs and extended timelines.
Inefficient Iteration: Design revisions required extensive physical rework, hindering the ability to make rapid adjustments based on stakeholder feedback.

Enhanced Benefit of iQ3Connect

The aerospace development company leveraged iQ3Connect to enhance their product development process across multiple areas, resulting in significant operational and cost efficiencies. By integrating VR into their workflow, they achieved the following:

Product Walkthroughs:

Multi-Configuration Showcases: The company utilized iQ3Connect to load multiple CAD-based cabin configurations — from civilian aircraft to Medivac variants — within a single VR workspace, allowing stakeholders to switch between configurations seamlessly.
Real-Time Exploration: Stakeholders could virtually walk through aircraft cabins, assessing seating arrangements, cabin space utilization, and passenger comfort without the need for physical prototypes.
Interactive Visualization: Users could zoom in, rotate, and inspect intricate details like seat placements, emergency exits, and storage compartments, facilitating a more comprehensive understanding of the design.
Enhanced Decision-Making: The VR walkthroughs provided a more immersive experience, helping stakeholders identify potential design flaws early and make informed decisions without extensive physical rework.

Cockpit Design Evaluation:

Realistic Pilot Simulation: The cockpit design assessments in iQ3 involved multiple evaluation sessions with both Air Force and civilian pilots, replicating the operational environment in VR.
Ergonomic Analysis: By aligning the pilot’s vision to a designated ‘eye point,’ pilots could assess control reachability, spatial arrangement, and visibility, allowing for precise adjustments to control placements.
Rapid Iterations: The VR platform allowed the design team to implement pilot feedback immediately, making multiple design iterations essentially free without constructing new physical mock-ups.
User Experience Testing: Pilots experienced the cockpit layout in VR, identifying discomfort points, visibility issues, and potential obstructions, resulting in refinements that would otherwise require extensive physical rework.

Maintenance Evaluations:

Comprehensive Maintenance Reviews: The service engineering teams used iQ3 to conduct virtual assessments of maintenance access points, tool access, and component placements.
Detailed Feedback Integration: Maintenance personnel could virtually explore engine bays, control panels, and service points to identify potential access challenges and suggest design modifications.
Reduction in Physical Mock-ups: By resolving more than of the identified maintenance issues directly in the VR environment, the company minimized the need for costly physical prototypes.
Real-Time Collaboration: Maintenance engineers, designers, and stakeholders could collaborate in a shared VR space, discussing potential modifications and validating service procedures in real time.

Summary

iQ3Connect’s immersive platform has emerged as a game-changing tool in aerospace development, enabling the company to bridge the gap between conceptual design and practical application. By integrating VR into the workflow, the company has:

Enhanced design accuracy and stakeholder engagement
Reduced costs associated with physical prototypes and rework
Accelerated project timelines by streamlining the feedback loop

Ultimately, iQ3Connect empowers aerospace teams to innovate faster, reduce costs, and deliver higher-quality products with greater confidence and efficiency.

Beyond aerospace, industries such as automotive manufacturing, construction, industrial equipment design, and power generation can also leverage iQ3’s capabilities for interactive prototyping, maintenance training, and spatial assessments, further extending its impact across various sectors.

Learn how iQ3Connect can streamline design reviews, enhance team collaboration, and optimize training in aerospace—no matter where your teams are located.

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Transforming Traditional Maintenance Training in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing with Digital Immersive Training

Posted on March 13, 2025November 14, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Background

In the competitive world of pharmaceutical manufacturing, plant reliability and operational safety depend on well-maintained equipment and a workforce that’s always ready. Yet for many companies, maintenance teams are a mix of in-house and contract staff, and high turnover can make it hard to deliver consistent, high-quality training.

The Challenge: Informal Training and High Turnover

At a major Indian pharmaceutical manufacturer, most equipment is maintained by on-site engineers. About 40% of the maintenance staff are contractors, and turnover rates are high. New hires are typically trained by senior engineers through hands-on, on-the-job learning.

While practical, this approach often means training quality can vary and is difficult to assess or standardize. There are no formal assessments or feedback loops, so managers have little insight into how well maintenance procedures are understood or followed.

A Digital Solution: Experiential Immersive Training

To address these challenges, the company began exploring digital experiential training as a scalable, modern alternative. After reviewing several platforms, the maintenance team selected iQ3Connect for its interactive, immersive approach—designed to deliver standardized, engaging training experiences.

As a first step, the focus was placed on vacuum pump maintenance—a routine and critical task, with around 300 pumps in operation across the plant. The team saw this as an ideal starting point for immersive training, with plans to expand to other core equipment like filters, dryers, agitators, and reactors. There is also interest in developing similar training for electrical maintenance tasks.

Implementation: From Real-World Procedure to Digital Module

The new digital training solution translates detailed maintenance procedures into an interactive VR module. Engineers learn and practice every step of the pump maintenance process in a risk-free virtual environment, receiving instant feedback and clear visual cues.

Benefits include:

Standardizing training content regardless of staff changes or instructor style,
Enabling faster onboarding of new employees,
Providing trackable assessments and actionable feedback,
Reducing errors and supporting compliance with safety protocols.

Next Steps and Organizational Impact

Encouraged by the success of the vacuum pump module, the company is planning to roll out immersive training for additional equipment, making advanced, feedback-driven learning a cornerstone of their maintenance organization.

This case highlights how digital experiential training can overcome traditional training barriers in pharmaceutical manufacturing—empowering maintenance teams, reducing operational risk, and supporting long-term business performance.

Interested in digitalizing your maintenance training? Contact iQ3Connect to learn how immersive, interactive solutions can help your organization achieve training excellence.

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iQ3Connect, Sierra Space, and the CDLE: Immersive Technology, Design Collaboration, and Teacher Externships

Posted on September 16, 2024August 6, 2025 by iQ3Connect

This blog post describes the experiences of iQ3Connect with the CDLE’s teacher externship program and leverages the reporting done by Tamara Chuang at The Colorado Sun. You can read the full article here:

https://coloradosun.com/2024/08/31/colorado-workforce-quantum-space-tech-externship-teachers/

In an era where technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace, bridging the gap between education and industry is more crucial than ever. The Colorado Teacher Externship Program, a groundbreaking initiative supported by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE), is a prime example of how such partnerships can drive progress and innovation. At the heart of this initiative is a collaboration between industry, technology, and education that is transforming the landscape of STEM education.

A Vision for the Future

This past summer, iQ3Connect joined forces with Sierra Space and the CDLE to deliver an externship experience for Colorado teachers. The goal? To solve actual engineering challenges while providing educators with hands-on experience in cutting-edge technology, thus enabling them to bring real-world applications back to their classrooms. This joint effort focused on leveraging iQ3Connect’s XR platform to facilitate multi-user, immersive collaboration with massive CAD files, a necessity for detailed virtual reviews of products like the Dream Chaser spaceplane.

Shane Stalter, a high school engineering teacher, was provided with a 2-month externship at Sierra Space to explore and implement immersive technology. Alejandro Mendoza, a virtual reality engineer at Sierra Space, described the significance of this partnership: “What we were doing was actually pretty novel. It’s the next frontier of the capability of these technologies and Shane and I kind of saw the potential and implemented it and proved it could be implemented here.”

Immersive Technology Meets Real-World Engineering

Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser spaceplane presented a unique challenge: managing and visualizing extensive CAD files. Most engineers struggled with opening such large files without risking system crashes. iQ3Connect’s XR technology, however, was a game changer. By optimizing the data and enabling detailed visualizations through XR headsets, or even a standard laptop, iQ3Connect’s platform allowed for an immersive examination of the spaceplane’s design, down to the smallest details.

Mendoza reflects on the impact of iQ3Connect’s technology: “With a pair of VR goggles or just a laptop, anyone can fully immerse themselves in the design of the Dream Chaser and see everything inside and out and ‘down to the washer.’” This innovation not only advanced Sierra Space’s engineering capabilities but also provided a dynamic example of how immersive technology can enhance real-world applications.

Educators at the Forefront of Innovation

For teachers like Shane Stalter, the externship was a transformative experience. Stalter, who had been teaching engineering for 25 years, found the opportunity to work directly with Sierra Space and iQ3Connect to be “the best professional development” he had ever experienced. His background in computer-aided design seamlessly aligned with the work being done at Sierra Space, allowing him to contribute valuable educational insights to the team.

Stalter’s enthusiasm for the externship highlights its broader impact: “What got me excited is that most teachers that teach engineering don’t have engineering degrees. But, wow, what a connection to go straight to the career, where these students are going to be in four, five, six years. To get that experience and bring that to the classroom, that’s kind of what my goal was.”

A Lasting Impact

While the externship program is designed to be a short-term experience, its effects resonate far beyond its official conclusion. The collaborative spirit fostered between iQ3Connect, Sierra Space, and educators continues to drive innovation and inspire educational practices. As Alejandro Mendoza notes about Stalter, “We’re still texting and trying to help him stand up this same capability at his school.” This ongoing support underscores the program’s commitment to lasting impact and continuous improvement.

The partnership between iQ3Connect, Sierra Space, and the CDLE exemplifies the transformative potential of aligning education with industry. Through immersive technology and hands-on experiences, this collaboration is not only enhancing STEM education but also shaping the future of engineering and technology. The Colorado Teacher Externship Program stands as a testament to the power of these synergies, paving the way for a new generation of innovators and problem-solvers.

Building an XR Team from the Ground Up in an Aerospace Startup

Posted on July 31, 2024November 26, 2024 by iQ3Connect

Introduction

In the rapidly evolving aerospace industry, integrating Extended Reality (XR) technologies is crucial for design, training, maintenance, safety, and operational efficiency. For startups, XR offers a competitive edge, streamlines processes, and boosts productivity. Building an XR team involves strategic talent acquisition, technology selection, and workflow integration to fully leverage XR’s potential, fostering innovation and collaboration within the aerospace sector’s rigorous standards and dynamic environment.

In this blog, we cover Tim Ventura’s (iQ3Connect) interview with Alejandro Mendoza from Sierra Space and Bridgette Sieffert from Terran Orbital Corporation. They discuss essential factors for building a strong XR team in aerospace startups, such as identifying the right talent, setting clear objectives, and implementing advanced tools while fostering ongoing learning. This blog provides a comprehensive roadmap for creating a team that drives XR initiatives and propels your startup to new heights. Click here to watch a recording of the full conversation.

The value XR brings to the aerospace/small satellite industry

More and more digital models of products, production equipment, and manufacturing facilities are being generated to assist manufacturing and industrial companies for various reasons. Some companies do it to make faster and more informed decisions, some to bring products to market quicker, and others to stay competitive in this global economy. Let us see how AR can add value to Aerospace startups:

Excitement and Motivation: Using a headset that offers a holistic virtual experience excites trainees with new technology, unlike traditional paper and pencil methods, which made tracking progress challenging.
Ease of Use: AR simplifies manufacturing procedures, such as designing and building satellites, by eliminating the need to refer to 2D drawings on a computer screen. Technicians have all the necessary information directly in front of them, including wire connections, torque specifications, and screw order, enhancing efficiency and accuracy. This reduces errors and ensures high-quality work from the early stage.
Business Development: AR simulations provide customers with immersive tours, showcasing technological advancements and the ability to improve product quality. This impressive demonstration creates a strong impact, boosting customer engagement and satisfaction.

“When we have customer tours come in we actually show them different AR simulations that our technicians use and say hey that is how we are implementing this is really cool technology this is how we are making advances and how we can build your product better. And, they loved that. It’s definitely a big wow factor on the tours for them” – Bridgette Sieffert

At the business level, proving the new technology’s value to investors involves showcasing its application on the manufacturing floor, where complex assemblies like fighter jets are constructed. Demonstrating its benefits includes meeting with investors and presenting the technology’s maturity and manufacturability.

Transitioning from training sessions to investor demonstrations highlights the design’s maturity. Showing how the technology is implemented in manufacturing and inspection, such as deconstructing a satellite down to its smallest component and showcasing other minute details, captures investor attention and proves the technology’s practical benefits. Alejandro outlined one of the creative ways that XR is being used within the organization.

“Meeting with investors demonstrating the maturity of our designs, and also the ways that we were implementing the technology with design for manufacturability or inspection. Quite literally piecing apart the satellite piece by piece down to the ball bearing. That definitely caught the eye of a lot of different people as we went through multiple pitch phases. Holistically (we) went from training to demonstration to investors”– Alejandro Mendoza

Overcoming IT hurdles

In the ever-evolving landscape of IT and security, overcoming challenges often requires innovative thinking and adaptive strategies. Addressing these issues involves not only traditional solutions but also creative approaches tailored to the unique needs of the environment.

“Everyone wants you to succeed, even those who are opposing you because it’s their job. It’s their job to keep our assets and our nation safe.” – Alejandro Mendoza

In the complex world of aerospace projects, especially projects under stringent government contracts, IT professionals face the challenge of managing on-premises solutions due to security concerns, and avoiding cloud applications. Overcoming this challenge involves presenting clear business cases that highlight the value proposition of on-prem solutions, thereby reducing the need for extensive research and fostering excitement among IT teams. Building strong relationships with IT departments can facilitate this transition, making the case for on-prem solutions more compelling and manageable.

Similarly, cybersecurity professionals often find themselves unfamiliar with advanced visualization technologies. To bridge this gap, involving knowledgeable volunteers who can demonstrate the vulnerabilities and potential of technologies like AR can be highly effective. Allowing IT professionals to experience these technologies firsthand through headsets and visualizations not only showcases their practical applications but also generates enthusiasm and a collaborative spirit within the team.

iQ3Connect is one of the only web-based XR platforms solely focused on the manufacturing and industrial market needs. Being a web-based XR platform means that all a user needs is access to a standard web browser on any device. For IT that means that users can access content on their existing (already approved) devices, experiences are deployed on standard web browsers that are already supported, and there are no apps or software for individual users to download/IT to manage.

Management, technology, and team engagement

One of the biggest challenges at the outset of a project is securing and appropriately allocating funds for critical initiatives. This can be effectively addressed by approaching the company’s finances with the same care and responsibility as if they were your own, crafting pitches that emphasize ROI, and aligning your request with the priorities of program directors and executive leadership.

“I am not trying to sell you a pie-in-the-sky idea, it’s something that can be measured and returned calculated” – Alejandro Mendoza

Presenting a clear business case that includes a detailed timeline, predicted ROI, and resource requirements, combined with transparency across all levels from the shop floor to the C-suite can expedite the funding process and facilitate project approval.

“What’s worked for me has been a business case. Coming to management with here’s our timeline, our predicted ROI, and the resources I’m going to need.” – Bridgette Sieffert

For team engagement, exposure to new technologies can rapidly ignite innovative ideas, as demonstrated when mechanical teams use headsets to explore potential use cases. This hands-on experience not only excites the team but also generates creative solutions, highlighting the importance of having a presence on the shop floor. Engaging with engineers, technicians, and managers directly allows for the collection of valuable insights and ideas, opening up numerous opportunities for application.

Managing expectations and finding scalable solutions are crucial in this process. When presenting to management, the team should communicate that while custom development was initially necessary, using existing assets enables quicker turnarounds and more efficient resource use, showcasing both innovation and practicality.

The use of AR technology can lead to successful projects due to its cross-functional benefits. For instance, a 3D floating model of a satellite can be utilized by the design team, and mechanical engineers for reviews, and mission operations for spatial visualization. Leveraging corporate resources allows for broader application across different groups, garnering more support through multiple use cases.

To receive buy-in from all levels, customers need to be able to use existing resources to create content rapidly. iQ3Connect has focused development efforts in this area and earlier this year we released the newest version of our no-code authoring environment for XR training. The iQ3Connect platform is minimizing the buy-in hurdle by expanding the pool of potential personnel capable of authoring content (no CAD, XR, or graphic design experience required), optimizing content creation workflows (automated CAD to XR pipeline), and employing a cost-effective and scalable licensing structure (unlimited content creators and guests).

Roll out, adoption, and reception of XR across an organization

One of the biggest learning opportunities is generating excitement about using the headset- a new technology many haven’t tried. Presenting it in an appealing way helps technicians see its benefits.

Utilizing, engaging and teaching strategies makes the technology easier to use, as people are unlikely to embrace something they find uncomfortable or confusing.

When designing the rollout plan, it’s crucial to consider diverse age groups, from tech-savvy younger users to seasoned experts less familiar with rapid tech evolution. Creating a plan that effectively supports all age groups ensures a smooth introduction and broad acceptance.

Device selection and safety considerations

Ensuring safety in manufacturing requires technicians to be comfortable with headsets. Standardizing headset use on the shop floor can streamline training, as using a consistent lens reduces the need for extensive retraining when switching devices. Key features to consider include augmented reality support, ease of use, and compatibility with all systems. When addressing capability factors such as hardware and software compatibility with MR, it’s crucial to have a clear method and rationale for investing in various headsets.

Conclusion

The integration of XR technologies in aerospace startups offers transformative benefits, from enhancing design and training to improving operational efficiency. Insights from Tim Ventura’s interview with Alejandro Mendoza and Bridgette Sieffert underscore the importance of strategic talent acquisition, clear goal setting, and effective implementation of advanced tools. Emphasizing AR’s value in creating immersive customer experiences, showcasing practical applications to investors, and addressing IT and cybersecurity challenges are crucial for success. By fostering innovation and collaboration while managing expectations and leveraging existing resources, aerospace startups can drive XR initiatives that elevate their capabilities and propel them to new heights. For a deeper dive into the conversation, be sure to check out the full video recording.

iQ3Connect Extends Support to AWS GovCloud to Serve Growing Government Customer Base

Posted on June 5, 2024September 30, 2024 by Ali Merchant

iQ3Connect is excited to announce it has expanded support of its extended reality (XR – includes AR / MR/ VR) platform to AWS GovCloud (US) to empower US government agencies to bring their digital assets into immersive multi-user meeting rooms and training experiences. AWS GovCloud (US) Region is an isolated Amazon Web Services environment used by US government agencies at the federal, state, and local levels, along with contractors, researchers, educational institutions, and other US customers. For more information, please visit the AWS GovCloud (US) website.

With iQ3Connect’s GovCloud support, customers now have the ability to collaborate and train via immersive experiences in a federally compliant cloud environment in the same way they are able to do it in AWS Standard Regions, on their server behind their firewall, or on a completely air gapped system.

Key benefits of iQ3Connect for AWS GovCloud include:

Deploy in Minutes: Deployment of the platform can happen in minutes with users accessing content instantly in a federally compliant cloud environment. All user and content data resides in the customer’s cloud environment to ensure unique data privacy requirements are met.
Flexible Administration: The platform can be hosted on a GovCloud instance managed by iQ3Connect or by your team on your native GovCloud environment.
Minimal IT Impact: Use your existing devices and hardware already approved by IT to access immersive content. iQ3Connect’s XR experiences are deployed as a website on a standard web-browser and are accessible on any device (laptop, phone, tablet, or AR/VR headset). No special devices are required and zero software/apps to download or manage for users.
Business Continuity: Integrate the iQ3Connect platform seamlessly with existing business systems such as Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Learning Management System (LMS), Single-Sign-On (SSO), or Outlook/email to leverage a single digital thread and source of truth.
Instant Updates: Users have instant access to updated training content as procedures evolve.

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How to Successfully Implement Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality Training

Posted on April 11, 2024October 22, 2025 by iQ3Connect

Introduction

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) training, together referred to as Extended Reality (XR), are simulation-based methods that utilize immersive technology to replicate real-world environments and scenarios. They allow users to interact with a computer-generated environment realistically and interactively, typically through an AR or VR headset or tablet. XR training is applicable across various industries such as defense, aerospace, manufacturing, and education to provide hands-on learning experiences without the risks or costs associated with real-world training.

iQ3Connect helps businesses elevate their training programs by providing a platform empowering them to create immersive VR and/or AR experiences tailored to their specific industry needs. But before embarking on an XR training initiative, it is crucial to understand the benefits and limitations of VR and AR training, the impact of XR training on business objectives, and the capabilities of various XR hardware options. The material below provides a guide to navigating and understanding XR training and, more importantly, provides information on how to prepare for and successfully implement an XR training rollout.

Understanding XR Training and Its Benefits

Training with virtual reality or augmented reality provides a myriad of benefits that make it an invaluable tool for industries seeking to enhance their workforce’s skills and capabilities. A detailed assessment of the various benefits is provided in our blog post: Benefits of XR Training, with a short summary provided below:

Improved Skill Retention and Accelerated Proficiency

Studies have shown better retention of learned material than traditional methods by using virtual reality and augmented reality for training. The immersive and interactive nature of XR stimulates multiple senses, making information more memorable. Users are more likely to remember what they learn in XR due to the realistic context and experiential learning.

Reduced Training and Operational Costs

While the initial investment in XR technology has historically been a limiting factor in wide-scale adoption, with the latest hardware and software XR training can ultimately be cost-effective almost immediately. It reduces the need for expensive physical training equipment, travel expenses, and facility rentals associated with traditional training methods. Additionally, VR training can be conducted remotely, saving time and resources.

Workspace Safety Improvements and Risk Reduction

VR and AR training improves workplace safety and reduces overall risk in numerous ways. First, by virtualizing certain training scenarios, a safe environment is created where a trainee can practice and learn without the safety risks that would accompany real-world errors and mistakes. Secondly, XR training provides opportunities for trainees to react and address hazards that are too risky, costly, or infeasible to recreate physically.

Remote Collaboration and Expert Guidance

AR and VR training enables geographically dispersed teams to train together in a virtual environment, fostering teamwork and knowledge sharing. Additionally, subject matter experts can remotely monitor trainee progress, provide on-the-job coaching, and intervene during simulations to ensure compliance with best practices and safety standards. XR training also saves time by providing convenient access from anywhere, eliminating travel needs.

Data-Driven Performance Insights

VR and AR training offer unrivaled in-depth data capture on trainee performance which businesses can use to optimize training methods and improve training outcomes. This data can not only be used to help improve individual trainee outcomes but can also be aggregated to provide important insights into the overall performance of the training program, enabling identification of areas for improvement.

Implementing XR Training to Achieve Business Objectives

Understanding the benefits of AR/VR training is not enough to ensure that an XR training initiative is funded or successfully completed. A systematic approach is required to ensure that the training initiatives contribute directly to the organization’s overall goals. Based on our most successful customer engagements, we have distilled this systematic approach into six primary steps:

Identify Business Objectives

Start by clearly defining the goals and objectives of the learning initiative and the organization as a whole. The learning objective should have a SMART approach: specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. They should also align with your company goals, such as increasing employee productivity, reducing operational costs, enhancing customer satisfaction, or reducing errors.

Conduct a Training Needs Assessment

Evaluate the specific skills, knowledge, or competencies that employees need to achieve the identified business objectives. Determine any gaps in existing training programs that XR technology could address effectively.

Define XR Training Objectives

Based on the training needs assessment, establish clear and measurable objectives for XR training initiatives. These objectives should align closely with the identified business goals and specify the desired outcomes of the training program.

Create XR Training Content

Create XR training content that is tailored to address the specific skills and competencies required to meet the organization’s objectives. Ensure that the content is relevant, engaging, and aligned with the learning preferences of the target audience.

Integrate XR Training into Existing Workflows

Integrate XR training seamlessly into employee’s workflows to ensure that they can apply newly acquired skills directly to their job responsibilities. This could involve incorporating XR simulations into onboarding programs, ongoing skills development initiatives, or performance improvement plans.

Measure ROI and Adjust as Needed

Evaluate the return on investment (ROI) of XR training initiatives by comparing the achieved outcomes against the initial business objectives and associated costs. Use this data to make informed decisions about the future of XR training programs and adjust strategies as needed to optimize effectiveness.

Choosing the Proper XR Training Software and Hardware

XR Hardware

The first decision to be made when choosing XR hardware is whether to focus on augmented reality or virtual reality. Most devices on the market are exclusively AR (such as the HoloLens and MagicLeap) or VR (such as the HTC Vive), but the latest devices (such as the Meta Quest 3 or Apple Vision Pro) offer both AR and VR modes. The next decision often involves choosing between standalone or tethered devices. Standalone XR headsets offer wireless, self-contained systems for maximum portability but can have limited capability to display complex 3D models. Tethered XR headsets which connect to a PC to leverage powerful graphics cards, provide higher-quality graphics and performance but are limited in their portability. Consider mobility, budget, graphical needs, and enterprise support when selecting AR or VR hardware so that it aligns with training objectives and user experience requirements.

Another important factor to consider is that the XR hardware choice may not be entirely in your control. Different groups and teams may already have XR hardware. As the hardware space continues to adapt and improve, new hardware may be acquired by the business.

XR Software

Choosing the right software platform is crucial for the future success of any AR and/or VR training initiative. The software platform must offer a range of tools for creating immersive and interactive 3D environments and be compatible with the chosen (and or available) XR hardware. It must also be flexible enough to accommodate updates and modifications to the training content and be suited to the skill set of the training content creators. The most important factors to consider are:

Compatibility

Ensure that the XR software is compatible with your existing systems and infrastructure. Verify compatibility with operating systems, XR hardware, and other software applications used within your organization. Can the XR experience easily be deployed, managed, and monitored by your existing business tools?

Scalability

Choose an XR platform that can scale to meet your organization’s growing training needs. Can the XR platform easily support 100’s or 1000’s of users? Can the trainers and content creators build and deploy XR training without extensive development or modeling skills? Can the XR platform leverage the existing IT and Administrative toolsets to eliminate duplicate efforts for user access and authorization?

Training Creation and User Experience

To ensure technical accuracy and cost-effectiveness, choose an XR platform that empowers the trainers, subject matter experts, and/or content creators themselves to create XR experiences. While high-quality visuals are appealing, the cost and time of creating them must be considered and balanced against their benefit for a given use case.

iQ3Connect’s web-based training platform enables enterprises to scale XR training across the enterprise. With just a web browser, individuals can engage in immersive training sessions using any AR or VR headset, or opt for 2D interactive experiences on PCs, tablets, or mobile devices. Seamlessly deploy single-user, self-paced training modules and/or host instructor-led training in multi-user virtual classrooms to foster collaboration. Moreover, our platform integrates seamlessly into LMS to monitor trainee performance and knowledge retention. Lastly, by providing a user-friendly solution, the iQ3Connect platform empowers trainers and subject matter experts to build and/or customize XR training without the need for modeling or development expertise.

Developing an XR Training Rollout Plan

Creating an effective VR or AR training initiative not only depends on a systematic approach to matching learning objectives with business goals but also on a robust rollout plan to stakeholders and end users. In our engagements with key customers, successful rollouts have generally involved the following:

Assessment: Identify training objectives and assess the specific skills or knowledge gaps that XR training will address.
Stakeholder Engagement: Involve key stakeholders, including trainers, managers, and end-users, to gather input and buy-in for the rollout plan.
Training Creation: Create (or outsource the creation of) XR training content based on the identified training objectives. Involve key stakeholders in the creation process.
Pilot Testing: Conduct pilot tests with a small group of users to evaluate the effectiveness of the XR training program and gather feedback for improvements.
Production Preparation: Make adjustments and changes based on feedback from pilot testing. Integrate the XR content into existing business tools (such as Learning Management Systems) to reduce IT and administrative burdens as usage increases.
Feedback Mechanisms: Establish mechanisms for collecting feedback from users throughout the rollout process to identify improvement areas and promptly address any issues.
Scalability Planning: Ensure that the XR training program is scalable to accommodate a growing number of users, additional training content, and expanding training requirements over time.
Continuous Improvement: Use feedback and performance data to iteratively improve the XR training program, update content, and refine rollout strategies as needed.

Training Your Team for XR Training

Training with the use of XR technology can benefit employees of all ages and backgrounds, but as XR is still a new modality, it is important to ensure users are adequately acclimated to XR technology, without distracting from the core training content. And as with other training modes, it’s important to address multiple styles of learning. A few key things to consider, include: .

Upgrade Materials

Update training resources to cover XR technology and its use. Consider creating a dedicated XR user manual and an interactive presentation for enhanced learning.

Demonstrate XR

Provide hands-on demonstrations of VR and AR technology to supplement traditional training methods and engage employees.

Engage XR Interactivity in Stages

Use immersive videos, virtual walkthroughs, and virtual equipment demonstrations with varying and increasing levels of interaction to acclimate employees gradually to all the capabilities of a XR training.

Hands-On Challenges

Introduce XR gradually with interactive challenges to build confidence and familiarity. Conduct interactive quizzes post-training.

Navigating the XR Training Maze: Solutions to Common Hurdles

Technical Complexities

Setting up and maintaining XR systems may pose technical and IT challenges. IT departments may authorize only a small subset of possible XR headsets to be used within the organization, while software management and application installation may prove impractical.

However, with iQ3Connect, our web-based approach not only allows any XR (and non-XR) device to be used but also means that only a web browser is required to access training content, eliminating the need for software downloads and application management. This enables teams to focus on the content (and not the technology) and seamlessly deploy immersive experiences that are accessible from anywhere, secured by your existing IT infrastructure, and tracked by LMS.

Cost Barriers

XR hardware and software have historically been expensive, but with the latest consumer-grade hardware costs can be drastically reduced. Even with legacy solutions, XR adoption is shown to have a positive return on investment (ROI). Studies have shown that AR/VR-based training reduces enterprise training time by up to 40% and also helps save 30-70% in training costs compared to traditional methods.

With easy-to-use XR software platforms like iQ3Connect, XR costs are further reduced. With iQ3Connect, an initial Proof-of-Concept can cost less than $10,000 USD, whether created by an internal team or a 3rd party. Moreover, the iQ3Connect platform empowers trainers and subject matter experts to build XR experiences independently, reducing long-term costs.

User Skill-Shortages

Subject matter experts and training content creators often lack extensive developer or 3D modeling experience, presenting a significant barrier to effectively implementing traditional XR software for training purposes. This knowledge gap can hinder the creation of immersive training content and limit the potential benefits of XR technology within organizations.

iQ3Connect addresses this challenge by providing no-code tools, visual creation features, and powerful automation tools. These user-friendly capabilities empower anyone, regardless of technical background, to build immersive training content with ease. By removing the need for coding expertise and simplifying the content creation process, iQ3Connect enables subject matter experts and content creators to leverage their domain knowledge effectively. This fosters the creation of engaging and impactful training experiences, unlocking the full potential of XR technology within organizations while overcoming the limitations posed by traditional XR software.

Conclusion and Call to Action

AR and VR training offers improved skill retention and accelerated proficiency compared to traditional methods across various industries. Moreover, it substantially reduces training and operational costs by eliminating the need for expensive physical equipment and travel expenses through remote training capabilities. Additionally, XR training enhances workplace safety by simulating hazardous scenarios in a risk-free environment, fosters remote collaboration and expert guidance, and offers invaluable data-driven performance insights for optimizing training outcomes. Implementing VR and AR training to meet business objectives involves identifying specific goals, conducting needs assessments, creating tailored content, and seamlessly integrating it into existing workflows. By selecting appropriate VR and/or AR hardware and software and developing robust rollout plans, the chances for successful execution of XR training initiatives greatly increase.

iQ3Connect’s AR/VR web-based platform empowers enterprises to achieve successful XR training adoption by eliminating technical and cost barriers and enabling anyone to build XR training content. Moreover, our device-agnostic approach future-proofs your XR investment by ensuring you can continue to use XR content regardless of hardware changes.

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