Innerspace provides a Virtual Reality simulator designed for training and assessing cleanroom personnel in the pharmaceutical industry, effectively reducing contamination risks through experiential learning. The platform enables operators to practice procedures in a risk-free environment, ensuring compliance with industry standards while minimizing production downtime and onboarding time.
Funding
$7.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.




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Problem
Pharmaceutical companies face challenges in adequately training cleanroom personnel, leading to increased contamination risks and potential production downtime. Traditional training methods may not effectively convey the critical principles of cleanroom operation or provide a risk-free environment for hands-on practice. Ensuring consistent training standards across global production sites also poses a significant hurdle.
Solution
Innerspace provides a Virtual Reality (VR) simulator designed to train and assess cleanroom personnel in the pharmaceutical industry, mitigating contamination risks through experiential learning. The VR simulator allows operators to practice procedures in a controlled, risk-free environment, visualizing critical cleanroom principles such as airflow and germ spread. The platform offers a flexible training schedule with immediate feedback on errors, accelerating the learning process and building operator confidence. Performance is evaluated objectively against clear standards, with integration into Learning Management Systems (LMS) for standardized documentation and reporting to regulators.
Target Audience
The primary customers are pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies seeking to enhance cleanroom training, reduce contamination risks, and ensure compliance with industry regulations, including Annex 1.
Features
- Scalable and globally deployable VR simulator for cleanroom personnel training.
- Visualization of cleanroom principles, including airflow and contamination spread.
- 24/7 availability for flexible training schedules.
- Instant feedback on human errors to accelerate learning.
- Objective and reproducible performance assessment.
- Integration into existing Learning Management Systems (LMS).
- Frame-by-Frame Risk Profiling for detailed process analysis.
- Partnership with the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) for training course development.