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Reduce costs Avoid expensive real-life training scenarios or trips to faraway locations. |
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Enhance collaboration Entire teams can interact with any scenario. |
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Improve safety Carry out Health & Safety inductions without having to travel to the site every time. |
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Improve monitoring All sessions can be recorded and archived. |
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Risk and crisis training A risk-free way to experience hazardous situations. |
An Igloo is far more effective and engaging than any flat-screen, desk-bound equivalent. Compared to VR headsets, it’s a collaborative environment where entire teams can discuss and interact at the centre of the scenario. You can reduce the need for physical visits to hazardous or faraway sites.
Simulated training scenarios are easily repeatable and far more cost-effective than real-life equivalents.
Igloo software is built for ease-of-use and stability. It’s easy to start (just two clicks from your desktop) and operate. And you will quickly learn how to get the best from it.
A set of game engine plug-ins for your Igloo Shared VR system compatible with Unity and Unreal Engine. Easily create interactive content to display in your 360° immersive chamber for games, experiences, designs and visualisations.
Igloo Warper is the core program for displaying content in the Igloo Shared VR system for simulations, visualisations and experiences.
Igloo VR Spectator is a plug-in for Unity, one of the most commonly-used game engines. Make Unity VR projects compatible with viewing in the Igloo Shared VR system, transporting groups of people into your virtual world.
Igloo Capture is content-agnostic and compatible with almost any content you could want to display, transforming meetings, presentations, training, education, and events.
“The flexibility, dynamic deployment and low cost nature of Igloo was an immediate attraction. The rapid repurposing of content such as 3D Unity demonstrations, high definition 360° images and existing video made it even more attractive.”
“It will really help the incident commanders think about their situational awareness, they really need to be able to see what's going on all the way around them."
“With the Igloo, you get that group feel, so you get to engage with other members of your team, you can see their reactions, and you discuss things as you go through the programmes. I think that’s the reason why the Igloo really works.”
Joe Little
Technology Officer, BP
Helen Tooley
Group Manager of Strategic Development, Fire Service College
Andrew McQuish
Head of HSQE, Lanes Utilities
Igloo Shared VR is integrated into the induction and training process.
The University uses Shared VR to simulate sports situations for research.