GWPro vs Firsthand XR
The short verdict
GWPro offers a wide catalogue of health and safety VR trainings, built to OSHA and NEBOSH standards, with support for 30+ languages and WebGL access. For broad safety induction across many topics and languages, it is a strong choice.
Firsthand XR goes deeper on fewer emergencies. Pick it when the training has a casualty in it: a live patient engine, CPR and AED use, electrical rescue, confined space response and team roles, scored and debriefed.
Last checked 12 November 2026. Every claim about GWPro links to GWPro’s own public pages. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

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Where GWPro is strong
- GWPro lists more than 20 courses including scaffolding, LOTO, hot work, arc flash and forklift hazards.
- GWPro says it supports 30+ languages.
- GWPro offers WebGL access as well as headsets.
Side by side
| Feature | GWPro | Firsthand XR |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Ready-made VR health and safety training for enterprises and educational institutions, created to OSHA and NEBOSH standards.[1] | Emergency response and clinical simulation across healthcare and high-risk industries. |
| Topics | First aid, risk assessment, PPE, scaffolding, trenching, work at height, confined space, forklift, electrical, fire, hot work, LOTO, arc flash and more.[1] | Confined space, electrical low-voltage rescue, office fire evacuation, workplace collapse with AED, EV high-voltage, plus clinical scenarios. |
| Devices | Compatible with all major 6DoF devices, plus WebGL.[1] | Meta Quest 3, PICO, PC VR and HoloLens 2. 6DoF, room-scale, with or without controllers. |
| Languages | Support for 30+ languages.[1] | English and Indonesian today. More planned. |
| Modes | A reseller listing describes Study, Training and Exam modes.[3] | Practice mode with guides, and assessed mode. |
| Team play | Multiplayer is listed in its pilot plan. Its ManageXR listing says each build includes multiplayer.[1][2] | Team sessions with roles for headsets on the same network. |
| Casualty simulation | First aid is listed as a course. A live patient engine is not described on the pages we reviewed.[1] | Live patient engine. Vitals respond to what the trainee does. |
| Mixed reality | Not mentioned on the pages we reviewed.[1] | Yes. Passthrough mode places the scenario in your real room. |
| Pricing | Free 14-day trial and a structured pilot. Other plans via a call.[1] | Not published. Pilot and site licence, quoted on a call. |
Choose GWPro if
- You need many safety topics in many languages.
- Your learners need browser (WebGL) access as well as headsets.
- OSHA or NEBOSH framing matters to your audience.
Choose Firsthand XR if
- Your training involves an injured or collapsed person and what to do next.
- You want vitals that respond, CPR and AED steps scored and debriefed.
- You want the same platform to cover clinical training.
- You want Australian regional detail and mixed reality.
Questions people ask
Is Firsthand XR a fire extinguisher training simulator?
Our office fire evacuation scenario includes choosing and using the right extinguisher, raising the alarm and warden duties. GWPro also offers fire safety trainings.
Which has more safety topics?
GWPro lists more safety topics. Firsthand XR focuses on emergencies with a casualty and on clinical simulation.
Sources
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