Content creators working on VIVE XR Elite, Meta Quest Pro and Pico 4 Enterprise headsets can now develop new experiences using a simple drag and drop interface.
ARuVR, whose products let developers create, distribute and manage AR and VR training content, just launched its new no-code platform. This removes the need to write complex code, and therefore makes it possible for non-technical staff to create immersive experiences.
The platform will be unveiled at the Learning Technologies 2023 event at London’s Excel Centre on May 3.
Extended reality headsets enable enterprises to immerse learners in both virtual and real-world situations. It is frequently applied to operational training, soft skills, onboarding and empathy training. ARuVR currently works with brands as BT, Coca-Cola, PwC, NEOM, BAE Systems and more.
Frank Furnari, CEO and Founder of ARuVR, said: “As the first training platform to add no-code capability...we are ensuring that technical expertise is not a limiting factor to the roll out of XR training programmes. Now anyone within an organisation can easily become a creator of powerful and immersive training.”
Nathan Gaydhani, Enterprise Product Owner EMEA, at HTC VIVE, said: “XR has the power to change how a business operates, creating and delivering highly realistic experiences to recruit, engage, upskill or retain its workforce. Combining the great hardware of VIVE XR Elite, and powerful software like ARuVR’s platform means that advanced transformative technology is accessible to any organisation.”