Position and angle
Guide torch or electrode position, work angle, and travel angle in the context of the full task.
Flagship product in development
A professional training simulator designed to help learners understand and practice welding fundamentals with immediate, repeatable feedback before supervised work with live equipment.
Representative concept imagery. Final training interactions and supported hardware may vary by deployment.The training role
Weld VRT is intended to give learners a structured place to build familiarity with body position, tool handling, movement, setup, and cause-and-effect before or between supervised booth sessions.
It is not being positioned as an arcade score chase, a substitute for qualified instruction, or a system that independently certifies a welder. The goal is to make instructor time, equipment access, and physical materials more productive by moving appropriate early practice into a controlled simulation.
Planned training capabilities
The product specification is being built around realistic instruction, subject-matter review, and feedback that learners can understand and apply.
Guide torch or electrode position, work angle, and travel angle in the context of the full task.
Help learners see how speed, distance, consistency, and movement affect a simulated result.
Introduce the equipment, setup decisions, consumables, and behaviors relevant to selected processes.
Provide structured practice across selected joints, positions, materials, and training objectives.
Connect visible outcomes and common defects to the choices and technique that contributed to them.
Reinforce PPE, work-area preparation, inspections, and procedural readiness alongside technique.
Offer prompts, corrections, and guided modes before moving learners into less-assisted assessment.
Capture selected measures such as consistency, errors, completion, and scenario results.
Give learners another attempt without consuming material, tying up a booth, or repeating setup.
For training organizations
Deployment can be configured for trade schools, apprenticeship programs, employer training centers, workforce development programs, and industrial learning teams.
Weld VRT is a supplemental training and assessment system in development. It does not itself award welding credentials, replace applicable code testing, or guarantee job competency.
Weld VRT pilot planning
We’re looking for the procedures, learner needs, equipment constraints, and feedback priorities that should shape a credible first Weld VRT deployment.
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