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From evaluation to implementation — we’re your guide through the immersive tech landscape.

Training That Actually Sticks

When your people are better trained, everything works better — from the warehouse floor to the front office. But building training that’s both effective and scalable can be tough.

That’s why forward-thinking teams turn to HEROES.

We help companies cut through the noise to find the right-fit immersive solutions — not just what’s trendy or pushed by a vendor. Our approach prioritizes your goals, your workflows, and your people — so training becomes faster, stickier, and easier to scale.

Two businessmen in suits, one wearing a virtual reality headset, the other holding a tablet, in a modern office setting.

Example Use Cases

Workplace safety — from forklifts to fall protection

Outcomes

Reduced injuries and faster compliance with OSHA and internal standards

Customer de-escalation & service scenarios

More confident reps and fewer costly incidents

Shorter ramp-up times and fewer costly mistakes on critical tasks

Interactive SOP & equipment walkthroughs

More prepared managers and stronger hybrid teams

Leadership, communication, and soft skill development

Higher retention and faster certification with immersive practice

CPR, AED, and fire extinguisher training

What We Help You Do

  • Streamline onboarding and job-specific training for faster ramp-up

  • Improve safety and compliance through experiential learning

  • Reduce operational risk with realistic, low-stakes simulations

  • Strengthen leadership and soft skills with immersive practice

Three workers in a warehouse wearing virtual reality headsets and yellow safety vests, with one person explaining or demonstrating something to the others.

Start With CPR & AED Training

It’s the requirement every company already has — and the easiest place to see what immersive training actually does.

We bring American Heart Association CPR/AED certification to your site: the full, unabridged AHA curriculum, hands-on manikin practice, and skills checks, run by a certified instructor. Then we add the part no standard CPR class offers — immersive VR emergency scenarios that put every learner’s skills to the test before the day it counts.

We handle the cards, the records, and the renewal calendar, so a lapsed certification never surprises you during an audit. Most teams start with a single on-site pilot session — no contract required.

SEE HOW CPR TRAINING WORKS
Two utility workers in orange uniforms and white helmets working on electrical wires on a utility pole.
Graphic promoting fall protection safety in construction, featuring a high-angle view of a building's rooftop with safety lines, metal fixtures, and images of construction workers wearing helmets, with text reading "PIXOVR Fall Protection".
A woman at a reception desk is speaking emphatically, raising her hand, while a man and woman in business attire listen attentively in a modern office environment.
Two women sitting at a conference table in an office, engaged in a virtual meeting. One woman is wearing virtual reality goggles, the other is sitting across from her, with a computer monitor, keyboard, and plants visible in the background.
A woman using a virtual reality headset performs CPR on a man lying on the ground during a training session, with a digital overlay showing CPR metrics and instructions.
A robotic hand holding a fire extinguisher aimed at a small fire on cardboard boxes in an outdoor setting with brick walls, with flames and smoke coming from the boxes.
A man wearing a black shirt with a yellow and orange safety vest, holding a laptop in one hand and a virtual reality headset in the other, standing in an industrial workshop with machinery and vehicles in the background.
Inspection station with a sign about fork condition, showing a person inspecting a forklift's condition and a checklist with pass and fail options.
Business meeting with a woman shaking hands with a man, surrounded by colleagues, in a modern office with large windows and a whiteboard in the background.
A virtual meeting room with eleven people, some using laptops. A presenter stands in front of a screen displaying 'Our Products,' and there are three abstract art pieces on the wall. A speech bubble indicates a hearing issue, and a message warns abou
A male industrial worker wearing a white hard hat, yellow coveralls, and a virtual reality headset, standing amidst industrial pipes and machinery, using a touchscreen device.
A valve with a lock and tag on it in an industrial setting, with water pipes and machinery in the background, and logos for PIXOVR and company G.
Two women having a conversation in an office setting with a white brick wall background.
A woman in business attire standing in an office with a city view, speaking into a microphone, with speech options on a screen in front of her.
A man wearing a white shirt and virtual reality headset exploring a detailed architectural model of a modern apartment building.
A person using augmented reality tools to view a holographic model of a modern city with tall buildings and infrastructure in a high-tech setting.
Technician wearing a virtual reality headset inspects a car's wheel assembly with digital overlays of automotive parts and information in a modern workshop.
Industrial workplace with workers and safety notices, featuring large text 'Workplace Safety' and logos for PIXOVR and G.
A digital illustration shows a worker in an orange safety jacket and white hard hat with headphones, observing another worker in blue attire on a ladder, working near a sign that reads 'Ladder Safety Hazard' indicating a risk of falling and injury.
A male electrician with safety glasses and a hard hat working on electrical wiring panel
Electrical safety switchgear with warning signs and control panels in an industrial setting.
Virtual reality training simulation for forklift hazard recognition showing forklift operators and warehouse shelving.
Three business professionals in a meeting, two men and a woman, shaking hands and smiling in a modern office with large windows and natural light.

Why Companies Trust HEROES

  • Built for non-tech teams

  • No vendor lock-in — only what works

  • Support for scaling across teams and locations

  • Clear ROI, real metrics, and long-term flexibility

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