The VirtualGrasp interaction engine provides natural hand interaction based on over eight years of robotic research and over thirty published papers.

Natural hand interaction means complete freedom of hand interaction, blurring the real and virtual world.

This enables VR to be applied to new domains and used for complex training, using virtual tools and equipment to develop hands-on skills.

The included visual tools make it possible to dynamically edit the training timeline - freely moving training tasks around to reflect local needs and requirements.

The training timeline consists of as series of steps that must be completed by the user. The order in which each step must occur can be heavily customised, making it easy to tailor training to local needs and requirements.

The no-code nature of the Gleechi platform means only one application is required - the training centre. Training programmes are created and published in the training centre which is cloud-based and always up-to-date.

The MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution is a software component that is integrated into the Gleechi offering and deployed across VR headsets. It serves to deliver the training centre and provide a customisable home screen, turning the VR headset into a training tool.

IT organisations can treat VR headsets as any other IT asset, with the ability to track and revoke devices.

The Gleechi Assessment Centre is included in all training programmes and provides centralised course management functions and in-depth insights into how students are performing.

As students interact and progress through VR training, their progress is automatically collected, and the data is seamlessly transformed into easy-to-understand and actionable insights.

Educators save valuable time in manual over-the-shoulder observation and can better provide students targetted support and guidance.

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