Guided procedures
A step-by-step task flow that tells trainees what to do next and checks each step before moving on.
Service
VR training simulation development in Unity
I build VR training simulators for procedures that are costly, slow or risky to practise for real. So far that has included aviation ground handling, warehouse operations, workplace posture safety and driver training — for Meta Quest and PC VR.
Who VR training simulation is for
Training, operations and L&D teams whose staff need hands-on practice that is expensive, slow or risky to arrange for real — for example in aviation ground handling, logistics and warehousing, workplace safety, transport and manufacturing. Also simulation studios that need an extra Unity XR developer on a training project.
What a VR trainer can include
Natural input
Hand-gesture recognition, controller interaction and body tracking, depending on what the task needs.
Real-time feedback
Visual cues the moment a signal, step or posture is wrong, so trainees correct it while they practise.
Scoring and session reports
Task scoring and per-session summaries that show how a trainee performed.
Multi-user sessions
Several trainees in one scene, built with Photon PUN 2 or Unity Netcode and Relay.
Runs on standalone headsets
Scenes optimized for Meta Quest, so training doesn't depend on a gaming PC.
VR training projects I've built
Aviation ground handling
VR Plane Marshalling Trainer
Teaches aircraft marshalling signals and ramp procedures with hand gestures on Quest. I built the gesture-recognition and signal-validation logic and the guided training flow with real-time feedback.
Warehouse operations
Warehouse Management VR Simulator
Trains staff on picking, scanning, stacking and safe handling. I built the interactive task system with step-by-step scoring and kept the dense scene performant with GPU instancing and occlusion culling.
Workplace safety
Workers Posture Correction System
Tracks a worker's body posture and flags improper lifting and working positions. I built the joint-tracking and posture-analysis logic, the live visual cues and a per-session report.
Driver training
VR Bus Driving Simulation
A VR bus driving simulator for training drivers with realistic controls and environment interaction.
How I approach a training simulation
- 1
Map the procedure
Break the real task into steps with clear pass and fail rules, together with your subject experts.
- 2
Prototype the core interaction
Build the hardest interaction first — a gesture, a tool, a vehicle control — on the target headset.
- 3
Add scenarios and scoring
Build the guided flow, feedback and scoring around that interaction, milestone by milestone.
- 4
Optimize on device
Profile and tune on the headset so the trainer runs smoothly before delivery.
Testing and deployment
- Builds are tested on the real headset from the first milestone, not only in the Unity editor.
- Each step's pass and fail rule is checked with your subject experts before scoring is finalized.
- How the trainer reaches your headsets — a store release, a private release or sideloaded builds for a managed set of devices — is agreed during scoping.
- Where session results go — an on-device report, an export, or your own system — is defined up front.
What to send for a quote
- The procedure to train — documents, SOPs or videos of the real task
- Target headsets and where training will take place
- Single trainee or several trainees in one session
- Existing 3D models, CAD files or environments
- How results should be scored, recorded or reported
- Your timeline and budget range
Not sure about scope yet? Start with a prototype of the core interaction.
VR training FAQ
Which industries have you built VR training for?
Aviation ground handling (aircraft marshalling), warehouse logistics, workplace posture safety and driver training. The same structure — steps, validation, feedback and scoring — carries over to other hands-on procedures.
Which headsets can the trainer run on?
Meta Quest as a standalone headset, and PC VR through OpenXR and SteamVR.
Can several trainees train together?
Yes. Multi-user sessions can be built with Photon PUN 2 or Unity Netcode and Relay, so trainees share one scene in real time.
Can trainee results be recorded?
The posture trainer I built produces a per-session report. How results are stored or sent to your own systems depends on your setup, and we define it when scoping the project.
Planning a VR training simulation?
Describe the procedure you want to train and your target headset. I'll reply with questions, an approach and a quote.