Question 1

What is VR safety training?

Accepted Answer

VR safety training uses immersive virtual reality simulations to teach workers how to handle dangerous workplace scenarios safely. Unlike traditional classroom or video training, VR training allows workers to practice hands-on responses to hazards like fires, forklift operations, lockout/tagout procedures, and confined space entry in a safe-to-fail environment.

Question 2

Is VR safety training OSHA compliant?

Accepted Answer

Humulo VR safety training is OSHA-aligned, meaning our simulations are designed to meet OSHA training requirements for specific standards including forklift operations (1910.178), fire safety, lockout/tagout (1910.147), and confined space entry. Our platform includes audit-ready reporting to document training completion and compliance.

Question 3

How much does VR safety training cost?

Accepted Answer

Humulo enterprise VR safety training is priced as a turnkey solution starting at $7,500 per deployed unit, which includes VR headset hardware, pre-built training modules, analytics dashboard, and ongoing support. This solution-based pricing eliminates the need to purchase hardware separately and includes everything needed to deploy VR training at your facility.

Question 4

Does VR safety training work offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Humulo VR safety training works offline. This is critical for manufacturing facilities, remote job sites, and field operations where internet connectivity may be limited or unavailable. Training modules are pre-loaded onto VR headsets, allowing workers to complete training anywhere.

Question 5

Who uses Humulo VR safety training?

Accepted Answer

Humulo serves enterprise clients across manufacturing, logistics, utilities, government, and defense. Our clients include the Department of Defense, Kaiser Aluminum, Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, FedEx, Lafarge, Goodyear, the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and the University of Wisconsin Madison.

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