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Doing More with Less: How to Build Immersive Training That Scales

The biggest barrier to high-impact safety training isn’t technology—it’s the assumption that immersive learning has to be expensive, slow, and developer-dependent. That belief keeps too many teams stuck in manuals, slide decks, and outdated processes that don’t translate to real-world performance.

In this session, you’ll discover how modern tools are removing cost and complexity—empowering L&D teams and SMEs to build and update immersive training themselves. Using AI and no-code approaches, you can turn existing assets like CAD files and 360° imagery into scenario-based experiences that work across desktop, mobile, and VR.

We’ll also show examples of how no-code platforms like Facilitate make it practical to scale this approach, so training keeps pace with real-world operations—without massive budgets or long development cycles.

What You'll Learn

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How to Start Immersive Training Without the Overhaul

Adopt a phased, desktop-first approach that drives faster rollout, higher adoption, and real safety impact—without going all-in on VR from day one.

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How to Rapidly Build and Update Training In-House

Use no-code and AI tools to create and adapt real-world scenarios quickly—keeping training aligned with changing site conditions, without relying on costly developers.

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How to Scale Using the Assets You Already Have

Turn existing CAD, 360° imagery, and safety content into immersive experiences—and integrate them into your L&D ecosystem to boost output, compliance, and safety outcomes.


Meet Our Speakers

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Ben Bauert

Founder & CEO
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Philipp Seiler

Chief Product Officer
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