Guided practice
Let users rehearse a defined task with prompts and recorded completion steps.
Immersive applications for guided practice, walkthroughs and interactive demonstrations, built around headset constraints and comfortable interaction.
Let users rehearse a defined task with prompts and recorded completion steps.
Explore spaces with teleportation, scale references and points of interest.
Inspect and manipulate virtual assemblies without requiring a physical sample.
Capability Example
A participant starts a guided exercise with three virtual components.
Illustrative data. Nothing is sent to an external system.
Set the play boundary and explain the input controls.
Check each selected component against the current assembly step.
Record completed steps and replay mistakes for discussion.
A session report for the facilitator; competency certification remains outside the simulation's claims.
Select the headset, input method and deployment arrangement before detailed scene work.
Test locomotion, frame timing, reach and seated access with representative users.
Application scope centers on a task, demonstration or practice outcome; game scope adds mechanics, progression and entertainment systems.
A local session can if its assets and rules are packaged on the device. Account and reporting sync need a defined offline policy.
Bring the target headset and a step-by-step description of the task users need to experience.
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