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Firsthand XR

Learn it firsthand, safely.

Some skills you cannot practise on the real thing. A cardiac arrest on the ward. A worker stuck to a live panel. A newborn who is not breathing. People usually meet these moments for the first time when they are real. We think that is the wrong order.

What we are building

Firsthand XR makes interactive VR and mixed-reality simulation for healthcare and high-risk work. Trainees step into a room, make decisions, and see the consequences. Then they get a debrief and go again.

We started in clinical training. Our clinical product, Firsthand Clinical, began life as ICU Training Console. The same engine now runs first aid, mining and industrial, defence and EV scenarios.

Why visual fidelity matters

Training transfers when the training looks and behaves like the job. If the monitor is in the wrong place or the oxygen outlet is a grey box, trainees learn to ignore the room. If it looks right, they look at it like a clinician would.

So we sweat the details: the bedhead panel, the slim monitor on its arm, the suction canister, the label on the high-voltage disconnect. And we do it on a standalone headset, not a gaming PC, so it works in a classroom.

Next are MetaHuman-quality characters built for Meta Quest 3, so patients and colleagues look and move like people.

Bedhead panel with gas outlets, power and a landscape print above a patient in bedWall oxygen flowmeter, humidifier and suction canisterHigh-voltage service disconnect with warning labels in an EV boot floor
Still from the EV workshop scenario
Trailer coming soonCinematic trailer in production

How we talk about ourselves

  • We only list scenarios that exist as Available. Everything else is marked Coming.
  • We do not claim certifications, integrations or outcomes we do not have.
  • Our comparisons cite competitors’ own websites and say where they are stronger.
  • Every image on this site is from our own product.

See it in a headset

Book a 30-minute demo. We will run a scenario live, talk through your training units and scope a pilot that fits your team.

Switchroom emergency scenario with a co-worker kneeling beside a collapsed worker and an AED