It can be expensive, impractical, and sometimes even dangerous to provide your audience with direct experience using actual equipment and instructors in  real world locations. You can limit these costs and risks without sacrificing results by using simulations to provide virtual hands-on experience and training.

Without attempting to completely replace real-life hands-on training, simulators can significantly reduce the amount of time and money that it takes for people to master real-world skills, while increasing the throughput level of training.

If your business includes equipment sales, interactive 3D simulations can be leveraged as an effective part of your sales strategy. Having a virtual version of your product or equipment that you can take anywhere, and demonstrate to prospective customers, is a clear strategic advantage.

Simulations can be used to show a customer what your equipment is capable of, without needing that piece of equipment present. In addition, bundling a simulation with your product gives you a sales differentiation over competitors who do not have this offering.

ForgeFX specializes in the development of custom training simulation software that allows people to train effectively, affordably and safely within a virtual environment. Our virtual reality-based simulators take advantage of stereoscopic 3D displays, in addition to head, hand, and positional tracking that deliver high-immersive training environments.

While not a replacement for hands-on training, simulation-based training rapidly speeds up the process of developing an intelligent and well informed workforce, in a risk-free virtual environment, where mistakes become learning opportunities instead of costly mishaps.

At the heart of any training simulator is the software the creates the experience, regardless of what type of device its running on. Simulation-based training is a powerful methodology for providing trainees a safe and risk free virtual environment to learn and practice skills they need to master.

Training simulators give trainees virtual hands-on training prior to ever working with real-world equipment. This experience gives them the opportunity to become familiar with complicated equipment long before they ever need to interact with physical controls.