AR2VR AI 360-Degree VR Training Platform

AR2VR is a Taipei, Taiwan company founded by aBao Tsai that started by helping teachers turn ordinary lessons into immersive VR with drag-and-drop tools, then extended to enterprises and public bodies for training and knowledge transfer. It was recognised in HolonIQ's 2024 Taiwan EdTech Top 50, reports 700+ schools and organisations served across 8+ markets and two invention patents, and is now expanding into Singapore and ASEAN.

The platform lets non-programmers build cross-device immersive training from 360-degree photos and videos, AI-generated 360-degree scenes and more than 100,000 free assets, with AI real-time multilingual translation, quizzes and audio guides. Content runs on phones, tablets, PCs, cardboard viewers and VR headsets, including offline. A remote management hub lets trainers monitor learners in real time and synchronise views, while heatmaps and visual reports track engagement. Use cases include HSE and SOP training, machinery operation, onboarding, aging and foreign worker training and virtual factory tours.

• Drag-and-drop VR editor: build immersive scenarios without code on web, PC or tablet.
• AI 360-degree generator: create panoramic scenes in seconds and capture Selfie 360 panoramas with a mobile device.
• AI real-time multilingual translation: localise narration and content for multilingual and foreign workforces.
• Remote management hub: real-time monitoring, synchronised guidance and interactive feedback during group training.
• Tracking analytics: heatmaps, data-driven progress analysis, VR quizzes and customisable visual reports.
• Cross-device delivery: phones, tablets, PCs, cardboard viewers and VR headsets, with offline viewing of published projects.

• Construction contractors in Vietnam filming real sites in 360 degrees to run monthly safety briefings and incident reviews in VR.
• Factories and industrial parks onboarding workers with multilingual SOP and hazard-response modules on shared tablets.
• Manufacturers offering virtual plant tours to buyers and auditors without stopping production or exposing trade secrets.

• Much faster content production: a construction design firm cut OHS training material production from six months to under a week by filming with a single VR camera instead of 3D modelling.
• Low hardware barrier: training runs on everyday phones, tablets and cardboard viewers as well as headsets.
• Safer, cheaper practice: employees rehearse SOPs, hazard response and heavy machinery operation without consumables or equipment downtime.
• Proven retention: AR2VR reports that 98% of businesses continue their subscription after the 30-day trial.

Manufacturers and contractors across Asia face ageing workforces and growing numbers of foreign workers, which makes multilingual, visual safety training more important. Low-cost 360-degree capture and AI scene generation let companies produce VR training in days rather than months. In Vietnam, electronics, construction and agriculture firms need affordable immersive training that runs on phones and tablets rather than expensive headsets.

Address: 12F, No. 209, Section 1, Civic Boulevard, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan; founder aBao Tsai. Awards include Best Virtual Reality Product from Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs Digital Content division, HolonIQ 2024 Taiwan EdTech Top 50 and EdTech Icon 2024. Exhibited at Tech Week Singapore 2026 seeking SI, training-provider and channel partners in ASEAN.