IASC QP-based VR Training
Tenovara created VR training modules based on IASC Qualification Packs, turning selected job-related content into immersive training experiences.
View projectBring Complex Systems into View.
Tenovara combines AR/VR, digital twins, simulations, sensors, IIoT, computer vision and AI to create immersive learning experiences and connected technology solutions.
01 — WHO WE ARE
About Tenovara
TenovaradevelopsimmersiveexperiencesandconnectedtechnologysolutionsacrossAR/VR,digitaltwins,simulations,sensors,IIoT,computervisionandAI.ItsworkincludesIASCConnectandVRtrainingmodulesbasedonIASCQualificationPacks.
02 — SELECTED WORK
Created for Industry and Training.
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03 — SERVICES
From Immersive Experiences to Connected Systems.
We work across six areas of expertise. Each engagement is scoped around the task, the information available and the people who will use the result.
04 — IMMERSIVE TRAINING
See the Task. Explore the Interaction.
Immersive training puts the learner inside the task: they see the setting, handle the steps and get feedback as they go. Footage shown is illustrative.
05 — TECHNOLOGY
Connect the Physical and Digital Picture.
Projects draw on the same five layers, in different combinations. Most use only some of them.
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SourceSensors & IIoT · Computer Vision
The site, equipment or process, and what can be observed about it.
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DataSensors & IIoT
How information moves from the source to where it is used.
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ModelDigital Twins · Simulations · AI
Where information is represented, simulated or analysed.
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InterfaceAR/VR · Web
What people see and use, from a VR module to a web platform.
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PeopleTraining · Review
What a person does with the result: practise, review or decide.
06 — HOW WE WORK
From a Defined Task to a Usable Experience.
We work in five stages, agreed at the start and adjusted to the scope of each project.
Discuss your scope
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Understand
The task, the people involved and the material already available.
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Design
The experience, interaction and system connections that fit the task.
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Build
The module, platform or application, reviewed in working increments.
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Validate
Checked with subject-matter reviewers against the agreed scope.
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Hand over
Delivery, documentation and an agreed approach to content changes.
08 — START A PROJECT
What Should People Practise, See or Understand?
Tell us about the task, environment or system. A short first message is enough, and no headset or live demo is required.
FAQ
Common Questions.
Do people need a VR headset to use what you build?
No. Most of our training projects run in VR with a desktop version alongside, so people can take part on a regular computer when headsets aren’t available.
What does a first project usually look like?
We start with one task, process or site and agree the scope together. From there we work in five stages, adjusted to what the project actually needs.
Do your systems use live data?
Only where a working connection has been confirmed. We always label data as live, recorded or simulated, so nobody mistakes a demonstration for a live feed.
Which industries have you worked with?
Our work so far covers skills and training for IASC, product experiences for Bridgestone, mine safety for a steel and mining company, and process engineering training.
How do we get started?
Send a short message describing the task or problem. You don’t need a brief, a headset or a live demo to begin.