AutoVRse Launches AI Platform Cutting VR Training Development Time by Up to 93%

AutoVRse, an AI-driven platform for creating virtual reality (VR) training modules, has launched a new tool that significantly cuts down development time. According to the company, the AI platform can reduce the time required for custom VR training development by up to 93%.

The platform, named VRseBuilder, leverages AI to transform standard operating procedures (SOPs) and training requirements into VR modules. Users can input an SOP or training objective, and the AI will automatically assemble scenes, GameObjects, and builds using a modular design system. Teams can then review and adjust the modules in VR without needing to write any code.

For organizations already using Unity, VRseBuilder is MCP-compatible, allowing AI assistants to manage scenes, GameObjects, and builds directly within the Unity Editor. This integration streamlines the development process, further reducing the time needed for custom VR training.

UltraTech Cement, a company with a workforce of 65,000, has already seen the benefits of the platform. The cement giant built more than 40 training modules using VRseBuilder, enabling its workers to gain hands-on experience in a risk-free environment.

JSW Group also deployed its first safety module using VRseBuilder in just ten days. The platform's multi-language and hand-tracking support were key factors in the quick implementation. Tata AutoComp has also utilized the platform to accelerate 3D product visualization and recreate complex factory assembly processes.

The VRseBuilder platform is built around four core modules: VRseBuilder MCP, VRseBuilder SDK, Pulse, and Fleet. VRseBuilder MCP connects AI assistants directly to the Unity Editor, giving them control over scene assembly and builds. VRseBuilder SDK provides no-code editing of scenarios, interactions, and workflows, allowing teams to refine modules without developer intervention. Pulse delivers VR-native analytics on learner performance, tracking outcomes rather than just completions. Fleet manages devices and content across locations, enabling enterprises to deploy and update training at scale.

Organizations can now access VRseBuilder for free, with a trial available for those building industrial, safety, technical, or workforce training programs.