The platform: Sim Builder above, Sim Training below.
Why Sphere Training Platform
Some situations cannot be rehearsed safely.
Classroom sessions cannot reproduce the situations that are dangerous or expensive to stage, which leaves training hard to standardize, repeat, and measure.
The usual wayThe Sphere way
Annual classroom trainingRepeatable simulation-based training
Static slides and manualsInteractive scenario-based learning
One-size-fits-all trainingConfigurable training scenarios
Limited practical exposureRealistic simulated practice
Training depends on instructorsSelf-guided simulation experiences
Difficult to measure performancePerformance measured digitally
Same scenario every sessionConfigurable scenario conditions
Disconnected training locationsOne centralised platform
Practical training is hard to scaleSimulation scales with the team
The Ecosystem
One platform, two applications.
One ecosystem for creating, deploying, and measuring immersive training. Building a simulation needs no game-development expertise: the environments, assets, and authoring tools are already there.
Authoring
Sphere Sim Builder
Trainers, instructional designers, and training centers build complete simulations without programming or game-development knowledge. Choose a professionally designed environment, set training objectives, build the workflow, define interactions, and publish.
Professional environment library
Scenario builder and workflow designer
AI scenario generator and AI instructor
Assessment, quiz, and interaction builders
NPC configuration and simulation preview
One-click publishing, versioning, team collaboration
Learners sign in, open an assigned simulation, work through it on a headset, a desktop, or a phone, get AI guidance where it applies, complete the assessment, and have their results submitted automatically.
Interactive simulations on VR, desktop, and mobile
AI-assisted learning and real-time guidance
Assessments, quizzes, and performance scoring
Progress tracking and certificates
Multiplayer training and cloud sync
Automatic report submission, offline on Enterprise
Four tiers, from a first look to a private deployment.
Sphere Training Platform is in development. These are the planned plans and the capabilities each is being built to include, not a description of what is available to buy today.
Free
Students, individuals, and anyone evaluating the platform
High-risk situations are difficult or costly to reproduce for training.
Procedures and responses are practiced in a controlled environment.
Deployments
Built for real-world training challenges.
Sphere Training Platform is in development. Customer pilots and deployment results will be published here as they become available.
No deployments to show yet
Pilot programs and their results will appear here once organizations have run them. Nothing is shown until it is real.
Questions
Before you ask.
It is designed to support Web, Desktop, Mobile, and XR experiences. Cloud, on-premise, and hybrid deployment options are planned, so organizations with different infrastructure requirements can choose what suits them.
The platform is being designed with enterprise security and controlled data management in mind. Hosting, data residency, encryption, and retention will depend on the final deployment architecture and on your requirements, and we will confirm specifics as part of any evaluation.
LMS and enterprise identity integrations are planned capabilities. Which ones apply depends on the systems you already run and on your deployment model, so this is something to scope together rather than assume.
Your training team is intended to create and configure simulations through Sphere Sim Builder. Where a scenario needs specialist work, custom simulation development is available as part of the enterprise offering.
The platform is designed to support XR alongside Web, Desktop, and Mobile, so XR is an option rather than a requirement. Supported headsets will depend on the final deployment and application configuration.
It is designed to capture simulation activity and performance data that can be used for training analysis. Which metrics are available depends on how a given simulation and its assessment are configured.
Yes. A pilot can be part of an enterprise evaluation, with the scope, duration, simulations, users, and deployment environment defined around what you need to find out.
Pricing is quote-based. Cost depends on users, simulations, deployment requirements, customization, integrations, and support, so we work it out against your requirements rather than publishing a per-seat figure that would not survive contact with them.