Ludus VR Safety Training Platform

LUDUS TECH, S.L. is a Bilbao, Spain company with an office in Mexico City that built a virtual reality platform dedicated to health, safety and environment (HSE) training. It helps employers and external prevention services replace slide-based safety courses with realistic practice of dangerous situations, such as falls from height, fires or forklift accidents, that would be too risky or costly to stage in real life.

The platform offers 23 immersive VR and mixed reality simulations with more than 500 exercises covering fire safety, fall protection, LOTO, confined spaces, electrical hazards, forklifts, overhead cranes, CPR, ergonomics and construction safety. It runs in PCVR or standalone headsets, online or offline, in 14 languages, and supports guided, remote and self-training. A behavioural analytics layer records more than 350 safety-critical actions per session to profile individuals, teams and sites. Ludus reports 250+ customers in 18 countries, including Prosegur, CEMEX Mexico, Tecpetrol and Deepsea.

• HSE simulation library: 23 VR and MR simulations with more than 500 exercises across major workplace risks.
• Mixed reality fire training: workers practise with virtual fires and extinguishers inside their real workplace.
• Hand-tracking scenarios: wireless, controller-free simulations let users interact with their real hands.
• Behavioural analytics: more than 350 safety-critical actions are captured in real time for individual, team and site profiles.
• Flexible delivery: PCVR or standalone headsets, online or offline, in 14 languages, for guided, remote or self-training.
• Partner model: external prevention services and training companies can resell Ludus training, and developers can upload VR content.

• Occupational safety training centres in Vietnam adding VR modules for working at height, electrical hazards and fire safety.
• Construction contractors and industrial parks running periodic fall-protection and forklift drills for workers.
• Oil and gas, power and logistics companies tracking safety behaviour across sites with analytics.

• Faster learning: Ludus reports workers learn 4x faster and retain what they train.
• Measurable behaviour change: organisations saw 30-40% fewer critical procedural deviations and 20-30% faster response times in high-risk scenarios.
• Lower consumable costs: virtual fire extinguishers replace around 1,200 real discharges a month across the platform, with refills costing about EUR 30 each.
• Turnkey rollout: subscriptions can include headsets, laptops and props, with onboarding in about two weeks.

Regulators and large employers are moving beyond attendance-based safety compliance towards evidence of how workers actually behave in hazardous situations. Affordable standalone headsets, hand tracking and mixed reality make realistic HSE drills possible without stopping operations. In Vietnam, tighter occupational safety enforcement and fast growth in construction, logistics and manufacturing raise demand for engaging, auditable safety training.

Registered as LUDUS TECH, S.L., Bilbao (Registro Mercantil de Vizcaya), with an office in Mexico City and a Middle East presence. Finalist for the IOSH Awards 2026, Digital Transformation of the Year. Reports 250 customers in 18 countries, 94,750 training sessions a year and a 97% subscription renewal rate.