VR training FAQ

Yes. After one participant completes a course, the Meta Quest headset can be passed to the next person. Additionally, you can stream the headset view to a screen or computer, allowing other participants to observe the training in real time. This makes it ideal for group sessions, demonstrations, or classroom training.

No. The headset alone is enough to run EHS Academy training. For longer sessions, we recommend battery straps or external battery packs.

You can monitor the training session on a tablet or smartphone, allowing you to see exactly what the participant sees in real time. This way you can guide and support them during the training: give hints, correct actions or help them complete specific steps.

Our VR applications can also be used during company events such as Safety Days, open days or corporate gatherings, including team-building events and Christmas parties. They make the event more engaging and help raise safety awareness in an enjoyable, memorable way.

Access to the applications is provided through an annual subscription, which allows full use of the software throughout the paid period. After the subscription expires, the license needs to be renewed to continue using the training modules.

Yes. You can increase the number of Meta Quest headsets assigned to your organization at any time for an additional fee. This allows more participants to train simultaneously and makes it easier to scale your VR training program as your needs grow.

We recommend choosing one of the four business packages, each designed for different training needs. The Professional package includes all applications. For selected applications we also offer single-app licenses: see pricing.

Yes. Our applications are translated into multiple languages to make training accessible to users around the world. Detailed information about the available language versions can be found on each application’s subpage.

Yes. Our offer includes applications designed specifically for children and adolescents. They feature simple, intuitive controls and engaging visuals while delivering valuable educational and safety-oriented content tailored to younger audiences.

Funding programs differ from country to country. Ask us about funding in your country. For Poland, see an example of a funding program on our blog: Safe Eaglets.

Yes. The first aid training we provide is in line with the current educational curriculum standards and official program requirements.

Yes, screen sharing is available. You can easily cast the headset view to a computer, TV, or tablet, allowing others to watch the training session in real time.