Immersive Factory review
A broad safety-learning platform with flexible delivery, though paid packages can be costly.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Immersive Factory delivers occupational health, safety and environment training through virtual reality, augmented reality and web-based learning. It is designed for companies, training organizations and EHS professionals covering workplace hazards, risk prevention and safety awareness. Learners can access scenario-based exercises through VR headsets, smartphones, tablets and computers, while serious games and risk-identification challenges support practical learning formats. The platform also provides dashboards, reports and learner performance analytics.
Its main strength is delivery flexibility. Browser-based workshops support up to 100 people with unlimited passes during the day, while AR workshops run on mobile devices and tablets. SafetyBox packages provide a preconfigured VR headset, preinstalled exercises and full catalog access. The annual SafetyBox VR plan adds a headset for one year, unlimited employee passes, an MDM solution and support. Organizations with their own VR hardware can choose the Catalog Subscription VR Annual plan, while the AR annual subscription provides tablet-based access. LMS compatibility through SCORM and xAPI makes the product a better fit for organizations that already manage training centrally.
Pricing varies by product and duration. SafetyBox VR Day is €890 for one day, SafetyBox VR Week is €1890 for one week, and SafetyBox VR Annual is €3990 per year. Catalog Subscription AR Annual costs €3600 per year, Catalog Subscription VR Annual costs €3800 per year, and VR Catalog Per Exercise costs €1200 for one exercise with an annual license available per exercise. These options suit scheduled events, packaged deployments and organizations seeking a ready-to-run catalog. Buyers wanting a narrower, lower-commitment learning tool or a simple web-only experience should compare the required delivery format and package scope before choosing Immersive Factory.
Immersive Factory pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports VR, AR and web-based safety learning
- Includes SCORM, xAPI, dashboards and learner analytics
- Offers offline VR and multiplayer AR training modes
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans can require substantial upfront spending
- Some packages depend on compatible headsets or tablets
- Per-exercise licensing can limit catalog breadth
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