Bespoke immersive learning development

Your systems. 
Built for learning.

Commission interactive 3D and augmented reality modules around your equipment, processes and workforce needs. Built for delivery through Verciti’s proprietary app, with your technical experts involved from scope to pilot.

For employers, equipment manufacturers, colleges and training providers.

Verciti mobile app preview showing an interactive battery model, labelled components and guided learning.

Your technical content

Equipment, processes and approved source material.

Defined learning outcomes

Designed around what your audience needs to understand.

App-based delivery

Accessible on smartphones and tablets.

Development funding

DSIT-funded immersive platform development.

Verciti’s immersive skills training platform was developed with DSIT funding through the £100m Innovation Accelerator programme.

What we can build

Make complex systems
easier to understand.

From interactive equipment models to guided technical lessons, we shape immersive content around your learning objectives. These existing Verciti examples show the kinds of experiences we can adapt to your brief.

3D wind turbine, solar panel and hydroelectric models from Verciti’s renewable energy lesson.

01 / Interactive models

Explore equipment in 3D.

Let learners explore equipment and identify its components before practical training. Build understanding around the systems that matter to your organisation.

Existing Verciti example: renewable energy models.

Verciti’s learning model comparing copper and sulphur valence and conduction bands.

02 / Guided learning

Explain technical processes.

Connect visual explanations with approved lesson content. Break complex principles into clear sequences that learners can work through and revisit.

Existing Verciti example: the valence electrons lesson.

Verciti 3D hydrogen facility model showing industrial equipment, pipework and a digital operator.

03 / Environment familiarisation

Bring learning environments to life.

Turn a facility or working environment into a digital learning space. Help people recognise equipment, context and key areas before entering the real setting.

Existing Verciti example: the hydrogen facility model.

Verciti mobile app displaying a transformer model, guided lesson text and playback controls.

04 / Mobile access

Deliver learning through our app.

Make your commissioned content accessible through Verciti’s proprietary immersive learning app. Any time, any place, anywhere — with supported devices and access agreed for your project.

Existing Verciti app example: a transformer lesson.

What your module can include

Interactive 3D models

Equipment, components and learning environments.

Component labels

Clear names and explanations for key parts.

Guided lesson content

Approved technical material presented in a learning sequence.

Scoped simulations

Selected behaviours or scenarios, where agreed in the brief.

The final content, interactions and deployment arrangements are agreed during discovery.

Verciti’s 3D hydrogen facility learning environment, with industrial equipment and a digital operator.
Existing Verciti module: the 3D hydrogen learning environment.

See the work

See what immersive content can look like.

Existing Verciti modules demonstrate equipment visualisation and guided technical learning. We agree the content and interactions required for your project during discovery.

Equipment visualisation

Explore an existing 3D hydrogen facility model, including equipment and component relationships.

Guided technical learning

See how labelled battery components and supporting lesson content work together in the Verciti app.

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How development works

From brief.
To pilot.
To rollout.

Start with scoped, paid discovery and design. Agree the audience, outcomes, technical inputs and acceptance criteria before module development begins. Your subject matter experts review accuracy throughout.

Scope your project

01

Discover and scope.

Define the audience, equipment, learning outcomes and intended use. Agree the scope, technical inputs and commercial proposal.

02

Design the learning.

Develop the storyboard and interaction plan with your subject matter experts. Establish what learners need to see, explore and understand.

03

Build the module.

Create or adapt the 3D assets and interactive learning content specified in the scope, ready for technical review.

04

Validate the technical content.

Your subject matter experts review terminology, equipment behaviour and technical accuracy against the agreed acceptance criteria.

05

Pilot and refine.

Test the module with representative learners and trainers. Capture feedback and make the refinements agreed for the pilot.

06

Deploy and support.

Agree organisational app access, trainer guidance and release arrangements. Define how future content changes and support will be handled.

What you receive

Clear deliverables.
A defined scope.

Content & deployment

Built around your agreed learning outcomes.

  • A storyboard, technical content and interactions defined in the scope.
  • 3D models and learning assets built or adapted for your module.
  • Deployment and access arrangements agreed for the Verciti app.
Discuss deliverables

Review & rollout

Technical sign-off and a practical handover.

  • Review with your technical experts and representative learners.
  • Pilot feedback and agreed refinements before release.
  • Trainer guidance, updates and support agreed in the proposal.
Discuss rollout

Connected to delivery readiness

Target the technical gaps that matter.

TRACE helps identify where readiness is at risk across organisations, suppliers and the workforce. Bespoke immersive modules can support targeted technical preparation, alongside the practical training and assessment needed for the role.

Explore TRACE delivery readiness →

Planning your project

Scope first.
Then commission.

Cost and timing depend on model complexity, interaction depth, technical source material, review cycles and deployment requirements. Development, app access, content rights and ongoing support are defined in your proposal.

Before you commission

The details
that matter.

Practical answers about development, access and technical validation.

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What does a bespoke module cost?

Pricing depends on the technical subject, 3D assets, interactions and review requirements. We scope development, organisational app access and ongoing updates before you commission the work.

What do you need from us?

Approved technical material, an internal subject matter expert and a clear learner audience. We confirm what can be reused, what needs creating and how sensitive information will be handled during scoping.

Who owns the content and how is it licensed?

Content rights, use of existing Verciti technology, organisational access and any ongoing fees are agreed in writing before commissioning.

Can a module prove workforce readiness?

Immersive learning supports technical understanding and preparation. Practical competence may still require expert-led training and assessment. TRACE helps identify and track readiness gaps and remedial action across the wider delivery programme.

Discuss your module
How long does development take?

The programme is agreed after scoping the technical assets, interactions, review cycles and pilot. Your proposal sets the milestones and the technical input needed from your team.

How will people access the module?

We scope deployment through Verciti’s proprietary smartphone and tablet app, including organisational access and learner numbers. Any additional delivery or integration requirements are assessed during discovery.

Discuss your module

What do your people need to understand?

Tell us about your equipment, process or training challenge. We’ll review the requirement and arrange a discovery conversation before defining the development scope.

A clear starting brief helps us assess content fit, technical inputs and a practical route to a pilot.

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