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Build a full immersive scenario using 2D images and 360° images, with every hotspot type and AI-assisted scene generation. Publish your scenario and share it up to 3 times. No credit card, no time limit, and your work is yours to keep. Upgrade any time to unlock 3D, video, unlimited sharing and full deployment.

No. Node XR is fully no-code. If you can use Canva or PowerPoint, you can build a scenario in Node XR. Most first-time creators publish their first working scenario within 20 minutes.

No. Node XR is designed so your own staff — educators, L&D teams, subject-matter experts — build and update scenarios themselves, which is how the cost stays flat as your content library grows. If you'd like filming or production done for you, our Studio & Production service and partner network can capture your environment and hand you an editable scenario.

Yes. Scenarios can branch on every decision, so choices play out their consequences rather than hitting a generic wrong-answer screen. Interaction types include multiple choice, drag and drop, dialogue and voice recording, and attempts are auto-marked against weighted competency thresholds you define — rolled up into cohort dashboards.

AI Assist drafts the parts that take the longest: scenario scripts, branching dialogue, assessment questions, marking criteria and hotspot placement. You can generate 360° scenes from a text prompt, or upload your own documents — protocols, frameworks, policies — and have a scenario built around them, with every output editable before you publish.

Yes. Upload any 360° image, 360° video, flat 2D image, 3D model, or Gaussian splat. Node XR handles stitching, projection and playback automatically. You can also generate scenes from a text prompt if you don't have your own footage.

Every modern device. Meta Quest 2, 3 and Pro, Pico, desktop browsers, iOS and Android phones and tablets, and fully immersive 270° / 360° projection walls. Build once, deploy everywhere: the same scenario, automatically adapted per device.

No. Every scenario runs in a desktop browser and on phones and tablets, so whole cohorts can train without any headset hardware. Headsets and immersive walls add presence when you want it — but it's the same build either way, so you can start browser-only and add devices later.

An immersive wall is a multi-screen panoramic projection space — often a 270° or 360° room — used for group training, exhibitions and immersive classrooms. Node XR publishes 2D presentations, 3D environments and 360° video natively to multi-wall hardware from the same build that serves headsets and browsers, so it works with the immersive room you already have.

Every session is scored and tracked: each learner decision and retry is captured, attempts are auto-marked with weighted competency thresholds, and you can watch a 360° replay of any headset session. Results roll up into cohort dashboards and export to your LMS via xAPI, SCORM or CSV — audit-ready evidence, not just completion ticks.

Yes, via SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI, LTI 1.3 and cmi5. Live integrations with Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard Learn, 360Learning, Microsoft Teams and NHS LearningHub. For anything else, our REST API or SCORM export works with virtually any LMS.

Yes. Node XR supports bilingual Welsh and English scenarios natively, with built-in voice generation in 40+ languages via ElevenLabs and Polly. Used by NHS Wales, Welsh Government and Welsh universities for bilingual clinical and educational training.

NHS teams build clinical scenarios that match their own wards and protocols. Cardiff and Vale University Health Board drills clinical staff in acute cardiac assessment — patient assessment, triage and SBAR handover, with branching decisions and patient point-of-view scenes — recording a 94% first-time pass rate across its 2025 cohort. Bilingual scenarios are also used across NHS Wales.

Mostly for safe pre-induction: learners master hazards before entering real workshops. ACT Training Wales apprentices spot every hazard in a salon that mirrors the ones they'll work in — improving hazard identification accuracy by 45% against baseline — and Merthyr Tydfil College took a construction safety induction from concept to live in under three weeks. Scenarios map to the standards your awarding body asks for.

Yes — that's the model. One build deploys to every region and device, with voice generation in 40+ languages for localised cohorts. Zurich Insurance Group trains every engineer who certifies a forklift, across every region, from a single Node XR build — and lifted inspection completion by 87% against its previous programme.

Yes. Node XR is Cyber Essentials Plus certified, GDPR compliant, and hosted on AWS UK for full data residency. All learner data is encrypted at rest and in transit, never used for AI training, and you can export or delete it at any time.

No. Learner data is never used to train AI models. It's encrypted at rest and in transit, hosted on AWS UK for full data residency, and you can export or delete your organisation's data at any time.

Yes. Node XR supports single sign-on and multi-factor authentication for organisational accounts, alongside per-scenario access controls — public link, email-verified, or full login — so you choose how tightly each scenario is gated.

Both are no-code tools for interactive media, and ThingLink is particularly strong for interactive images and virtual tours in schools. Node XR is built specifically for assessed immersive training: branching scenarios with weighted scoring, 360° video with timed stop points, session replay and cohort analytics, LMS export, and native deployment to VR headsets and immersive walls — with UK data residency as standard.

Bodyswaps licenses a ready-made library of VR soft-skills modules — polished content, but fixed. Node XR is an authoring platform: your team creates scenarios of your own environments — your ward, your salon, your site — aligned to your protocols and awarding-body specs, and updates them whenever things change. Some organisations run both: a library for generic soft skills, Node XR for everything specific to them.

DIGI SIM became Node XR in 2026. Same platform, same team — Node XR is built by Virtus Tech, the Cardiff-based company behind DIGI SIM — with a new name to match where the product has grown: AI-assisted creation, immersive walls, and deployment across VR, browser, mobile and projection spaces.