
1. Technology overview
Immersive Factory is a Paris-based company that provides immersive health, safety and environment (HSE) training for workplaces. It reports more than 65,000 trainees and offers 50 EHS VR workshops and 70 QEHS trainings, aimed at making safety rules memorable for operators, technicians and contractors.
Its catalogue spans three formats: VR workshops on headsets with challenges, risk hunts, quizzes and serious games; AR simulators on phones and tablets for field use, with multiplayer; and web modules that run in a browser and are compatible with LMS and SCORM. SafetyBox VR bundles a headset with the full catalogue for one year, and headsets from Meta, HTC and Pico are supplied through partner MATTS DIGITAL. Anonymous, time-stamped reports and trainer feedback support follow-up, and the company also runs Safety Day events and builds custom content with industrial partners.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- VR catalogue: headset workshops with challenges, risk hunting, quizzes and serious games.
- AR catalogue: field exercises on phones and tablets with multiplayer included.
- Web catalogue: browser modules compatible with LMS and SCORM on PC, Mac and tablet.
- SafetyBox VR: annual offer combining a VR headset with the full catalogue.
- Reporting: anonymous, time-stamped activity reports and trainer feedback.
- Safety Day and custom content: event packages and modules co-developed with industrial partners.
3. Potential application
- Factories in Vietnamese industrial parks using VR risk hunts during annual occupational safety training.
- Construction contractors running AR exercises on tablets at site inductions.
- Logistics and retail groups organising Safety Day events with VR stations for warehouse staff.
4. Benefits
- Memorable safety training: risk hunts and serious games engage workers more than slide-based inductions.
- Turnkey start: SafetyBox VR includes a headset and the full catalogue for EUR 3,990 per year.
- Choice of formats: VR, AR and web catalogues let companies reach workers with or without headsets.
- Traceable results: time-stamped activity reports and trainer feedback support HSE follow-up and audits.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Companies are under growing pressure to reduce workplace accidents and demonstrate effective HSE training to regulators, clients and insurers. Standard catalogues of VR and AR safety modules make immersive training affordable for mid-sized firms, not just large groups. In Vietnam, tighter occupational safety requirements and the growth of industrial parks and construction projects increase demand for engaging, repeatable safety induction.
6. Other information
Registered office and administrative headquarters at 7 Rue Leo Delibes, Paris, France. Reports more than 65,000 trainees. Customer references include SUEZ, Imerys, Orano, Spie, Colas, Saint-Gobain, Veolia, EDF, Merck and ArcelorMittal; Soletanche deployed the solution in Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand. Hardware partner MATTS DIGITAL.
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