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Real challenges. New ways to solve them.

From safer workplaces and immersive learning to smarter infrastructure, discover where technology can make a difference.

Six people in mixed reality headsets in six places: a station, an airport, a port, a hospital ward, a classroom and a wind farm
A technician in a VR headset and safety harness inspects a digital twin of a wind turbine gearbox, one part glowing maroon
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Safety and Training

Train for the unexpected.

Create realistic virtual environments where people can practise procedures, recognise hazards and prepare for challenging situations.

Fire safetyIndustrial hazardsElectrical safetyMachinery operationConstruction safetyEvacuation trainingPort and vessel safetyEmergency procedures

An engineer in a mixed reality headset reaches towards a highlighted unit in a full scale digital twin of a substation
An older woman in a VR headset holds hands with a younger woman as a seaside village appears around them at sunset
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Older Adults and Assisted Living

New experiences. Familiar memories.

Create accessible virtual experiences that help older adults explore meaningful places, enjoy interactive activities and take part in shared experiences.

Virtual travelReminiscence experiencesInteractive activitiesGentle movement gamesNature experiencesSocial experiences

These are examples of what immersive technology can support. Clinical and safety critical uses are developed with specialist input and validation.

A nurse in a mixed reality headset stands in an empty hospital ward while beds and equipment are drawn around her in navy lines
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Healthcare and Hospitals

Explore better ways to deliver care.

Use virtual environments and simulation to help teams understand spaces, practise scenarios and explore how healthcare services could work.

Hospital designStaff familiarisationPatient journeysEmergency department workflowsClinical team trainingEvacuation planning

These are examples of what immersive technology can support. Clinical and safety critical uses are developed with specialist input and validation.

Students in VR headsets point at a life size classical temple drawn in navy lines inside their classroom while their teacher watches
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Education and Learning

Don't just learn it. Experience it.

Turn complex subjects into interactive experiences that make learning more engaging and easier to understand.

Virtual laboratoriesEngineering educationScienceHistoryEnvironmental educationTechnical skillsSpace exploration

A modern campus at blue hour with its energy centre lit in maroon
A woman in a mixed reality headset walks beside an empty field where planned solar panels and a battery block are drawn in navy lines
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Energy and Utilities

See the opportunity before you build.

Bring maps, data and digital models together to explore potential sites, understand constraints and compare development options.

Wind and solarBattery energy storageNetwork infrastructureSite selectionOperational simulationsAsset familiarisation

Two engineers in hi vis, one in a mixed reality headset, review a full size wireframe of battery storage containers and a substation on an empty plot
A person in a VR headset stands in a dark room looking at a digital twin of an offshore wind farm with its export cable glowing maroon under the sea
A port worker in a high visibility jacket and mixed reality glasses at dusk, with a digital twin of a shore power unit and its cable running to a moored ship
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Ports and Maritime

Make complex operations easier to understand.

Explore ports, vessels and logistics through interactive digital environments, planning tools and scenario simulation.

Port digital twinsElectric vesselsBattery swappingVessel schedulingPort safetyCharging infrastructureLogistics simulation

A white model of a port with maroon lines tracing vessel and truck routes
Two people pointing at a white model of a waterfront and the blueprint of new buildings beside it
A firefighter in a mixed reality visor looks down a smoky corridor where a maroon evacuation route is drawn along the floor
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Emergency Preparedness

Prepare for what you hope never happens.

Explore potential incidents and practise responses in realistic, controlled environments.

FloodsFiresEvacuationsInfrastructure failureExtreme weatherEmergency coordination

These are examples of what immersive technology can support. Clinical and safety critical uses are developed with specialist input and validation.

A map of the River Thames in London with the area at risk of flooding shaded in maroon

© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Contains Environment Agency information © Environment Agency and/or database right (Open Government Licence v3.0).

A site manager in a hard hat and mixed reality visor looks at a wireframe building drawn above its concrete foundations
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Architecture and Built Environment

Walk through what's next.

Explore buildings, developments and design options in immersive 3D before construction begins.

Virtual building walkthroughsPlanning consultationLayout assessmentConstruction trainingBuilding operations

A city block by a river with two alternative building proposals drawn on it
A tall atrium under construction with each floor level traced in blueprint lines
A street engineer in a mixed reality headset sees the pipes and cables under the pavement, a new tram stop and a cycle lane drawn in navy and maroon
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Accessibility and Inclusive Design

Design spaces that work for more people.

Use immersive environments to explore access, navigation and usability before making real world changes.

Accessible routesStation navigationBuilding layoutsPublic spacesFamiliarisation experiences

A woman in mixed reality glasses on a station platform, with a digital twin of a train and a step free boarding area overlaid in navy and maroon
A woman in mixed reality glasses points across a terminal hall overlaid with a digital twin of check in desks and a maroon passenger route
A ruined stone church with its missing roof redrawn in blueprint lines
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Culture and Experiences

Bring stories and places to life.

Create virtual experiences that let people explore places, ideas and environments beyond the limits of the physical world.

MuseumsHistoric reconstructionVirtual tourismInteractive exhibitionsEnvironmental storytellingVisitor experiences

A waterfront district at blue hour with a maroon lit footbridge

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Tell us what you're trying to solve. We'll help you explore what's possible.

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A riverside district at blue hour with bridges, a rail viaduct and a substation lit in maroon