Train practical skills in simulation. Learn to control a robotic body. Prepare for a new kind of work.
One headset · Two controllers · A new profession
How It Works
Your training body inside the simulation. Here you learn, make safe mistakes, repeat and improve.
The physical robot that stays on site — at a factory, warehouse, home or facility.
The trained person who controls the avatar. Robots provide the body. People provide the skills.
Professions
Real, recognizable jobs — learned in VR, performed through a robotic avatar.
Inspect panels and perform controlled electrical tasks remotely.
Foundation — first track
Move goods, prepare orders and handle everyday warehouse tasks.
In development
Provide everyday help and presence — operators connect in shifts.
In development
Install panels, fasten structures and use power tools on site.
In development
Service equipment, replace parts and keep systems running.
In development
Check crops and maintain irrigation and growing systems.
Planned training
Inspect and service building facades at height — safely, from the ground.
Planned training
Document scenes at a safer distance — for public-safety professionals.
Future partner programAvatar Operator VR Academy
The Academy serves experienced professionals and complete beginners — both graduate into the same new profession.
An electrician, mechanic, care worker or other experienced professional learns to do familiar work through a robotic avatar — through cameras, sensors and the robot's real limits.
Your Profession + Robotic Avatar Skills
A new student starts from zero: trade basics, tools, safety procedures — and avatar control. Every lesson is practiced hands-on in simulation.
New Profession + Robotic Avatar Skills
The First Course
The course is not on sale yet. Early-access members get first entry when it opens.
Equipment
Consumer VR headset with two standard controllers. Final compatible models will be confirmed before release.
Everything starts with equipment people already own or can buy in a regular store.
No operator station, no special chair, no wall of screens — and no robot at home. Robotic avatars belong at workplaces; your headset is the door to them.
The Two Bodies
Here you learn, make mistakes safely, repeat and pass the assessment. Objects have weight, tools behave like tools, and every mission is scored.
Trained operators connect to it when authorized by the company and the safety system. When one shift ends, another operator connects to the same avatar.
One Robotic Avatar. Multiple Trained Operators.
Professional Missions
Inspect. Lift. Repair. Install. Assist. Respond.
Foundry work
Thermal inspection
Aircraft inspection
Rail diagnosticsWhy It Matters
Human attention through a robotic avatar — everyday help, presence, and a person who sees and responds.
Fire, collapsed structures, deep water, radiation. Human skills reach the place — human bodies stay safe.
A long-term vision for licensed medical professionals — with validated systems and regulatory approval.
Certificate
Every mission is measured. Training ends in a verifiable skills record — with a number and a QR code anyone can check.
Avatar Operator Training and Skills Certificate — an independent training credential. It is not an accreditation and not an employment guarantee.
Sample skills record. Concept visualization — the certification system is under development.
For Companies
Avatar Operator™ builds the operator layer — training, missions, assessment and verifiable skills records — for the organizations building everything else.
Professional operator workstation — a future option for company deployments. Concept visualization. Home training needs only a consumer headset.
Future Vision
A long-term vision for remote human work through robotic avatars.
FAQ
A trained person who controls a robotic avatar — a physical robot at a workplace — through VR. It's the general profession; inside it you train for a specific job like electrician or warehouse helper.
Not yet. The Foundation course is under development. Early-access members will be first to try it — and nothing is sold before a real product exists.
No. Robotic avatars stay at workplaces and belong to companies. You need a VR headset, two controllers and home internet.
A standard consumer headset. The exact list of compatible hardware will be confirmed and published before release — we don't promise compatibility before testing it.
Possibly, later. Training starts in simulation. Physical robot operation requires robot-specific training, company authorization and an active safety system — no course grants it automatically.
No. It's an independent training credential with verifiable results — not a license, not an accreditation and not a job offer.
Yes — that's a core track. You already know your trade; the Academy teaches you to do familiar work through a robotic avatar, within the robot's real limits.
Yes. New students learn trade basics, tools and safety together with avatar control — practiced hands-on in simulation from the first lesson.
Early Access
Join the early-access list to get the first VR demonstration, the Foundation course opening — and a say in which professions we build first.