Training & Onboarding

Ramp people on the machine, not the manual.

Ramp people on the machine, not the manual.

The fastest way to learn a product is to take it apart, and almost nobody is allowed to. So new starters read documents written for people who already understand them, and close the gap by interrupting someone senior.

Let them take it apart

Let them take it apart

Disassembly and reassembly on the real geometry, with nothing at risk and no unit out of service. They can do it wrong, reset, and do it again — which is how anyone actually learns a machine.

Full teardown and rebuild, nothing at stake

No hardware taken out of service to train on

Repeatable as many times as it takes

How it deploys

Turn one assembly into a curriculum.

Free exploration builds curiosity; authored tours build competence. The same scene does both, in the order you decide.

Free exploration builds curiosity; authored tours build competence. The same scene does both, in the order you decide.

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Publish the product

Whatever new starters most need to understand.

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Publish the product

Whatever new starters most need to understand.

02

Author the tours

A narrated sequence through the procedure you want learned.

02

Author the tours

A narrated sequence through the procedure you want learned.

03

Hand it over

A link on day one, before anyone's time is booked.

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Hand it over

A link on day one, before anyone's time is booked.

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See where they stall

Engagement shows which steps get replayed most.

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See where they stall

Engagement shows which steps get replayed most.

The question they won’t ask twice

The question they won’t ask twice

Nobody wants to ask a senior colleague the same basic question a third time. The scene has no memory of embarrassment and infinite patience — so the question gets asked, and the gap actually closes.

Ask the same thing as often as needed

No senior colleague's week consumed

Everyone learns the same product, the same way

Not just technicians

Not just technicians

New sales hires need this more and get it less: a way to understand what they’re selling well enough to survive a follow-up question. The same scene works for both audiences, with different tours.

Service teams learn the procedure

Sales hires learn the product

One scene, different guided paths

It changes ramp time

Training stops being a scheduling problem. Nobody waits for the one person who can demonstrate, and no machine comes off the line to be taken apart in front of an audience.

Learning that doesn't consume your best technician

No hardware pulled from service to train on

Consistent across sites and hires

Trainer time

Freed

Your most experienced people stop being the training department.

Trainer time

Freed

Your most experienced people stop being the training department.

Hardware needed

None

No unit taken out of service to be disassembled.

Hardware needed

None

No unit taken out of service to be disassembled.

Repetition

(∞)

The same question, the same procedure, as often as needed.

Rate

+7.1%

Speed

+12.8%

Repetition

(∞)

The same question, the same procedure, as often as needed.

Rate

+7.1%

Speed

+12.8%

Consistency

Every hire

Not the version their particular mentor happened to emphasise.

Consistency

Every hire

Not the version their particular mentor happened to emphasise.

Let new starters learn from the machine itself.

Let new starters learn from the machine itself.

Let new starters learn from the machine itself.

Publish the product, author the procedures you want understood, and hand it over on day one instead of booking a week of someone else’s time.

Ready on day one

No hardware required

Same for every hire

Grounded in the real assembly

See a live scene

Limited Time Launch Offer

01

Submit your assembly

Upload any major CAD format. No prep, no manual exports.

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We build your scene

Every part identified, labelled, and enriched with technical metadata.

03

Experience and share

Explore it in the browser, embed it, or query it from your AI tools.

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