Shevia develops immersive virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) training modules for safety education. These modules simulate hazardous environments and emergency scenarios, allowing trainees to practice safety protocols and decision-making in a controlled, realistic setting.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Traditional safety training methods often lack the realism and engagement necessary to effectively prepare individuals for hazardous situations and emergency response. This can lead to inadequate preparedness, increased risk of accidents, and difficulty in reinforcing safety protocols in high-pressure environments.
Solution
Shevia develops virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) training modules focused on safety, health, and education. These immersive simulations replicate hazardous environments and emergency scenarios, enabling trainees to practice safety procedures and decision-making in a controlled, interactive setting. The platform offers a range of ready-to-use applications, including simulations for oil spill response, fire safety, and process safety fundamentals, all designed to enhance skills, reinforce understanding, and develop competencies through engaging, hands-on experience. Shevia's solutions leverage body tracking, face tracking, and AI photo technology to create interactive and realistic training experiences.
Target Audience
Shevia's primary customers include organizations in the safety, health, and education sectors, particularly those in industries with high-risk environments such as oil and gas, manufacturing, and emergency services.
Features
- VR simulations for oil spill response, including temporary storage installation, oil boom installation, and skimmer/power pack installation procedures.
- Metaverse-based simulations for Process Safety Fundamentals (PSF) with realistic 3D environments and multiplayer accessibility.
- Fire safety training modules incorporating fire blanket simulations, indoor fire extinguishing scenarios, and fire extinguisher tester systems.
- Augmented reality (AR) applications for visualizing equipment like fire extinguishers and ships, designed for interactive learning.
- AI-powered photo booth applications with body tracking, face tracking, and AI-driven image transformation capabilities.