Tailspin recently debuted its new training module authoring tools as well as an updated web player for its content. Tailspin is known for creating and delivering immersive XR workspace training modules.
Rather than standard reading material for training, Tailspin’s approach is a more interactive and dynamic approach to workspace education. Progress reports at the end of modules highlight how well a user did. In addition, they have the versatility to be deployed on various systems such as standard web browsers to XR headsets.
Tailspin’s newly released authoring tools called CoPilot Designer, allow for easy creation of new training modules with built in models and animations. The scripting interface allows users to plug in various modules to create convincing training simulations.
Tailspin’s other big announcement was an update to its player interface to support more standard displays. Rather than an exclusively XR environment, its new web player can stream over the content into a web browser, greatly expanding its potential reach and reducing potential equipment costs.
Tailspin claims up to 4x faster training with its systems and over 200% confidence in learned material over traditional methods. Businesses looking to partner with Tailspin can do so at their website.
As methods of integrating XR technology into the workspace and daily life continues, it’s important to stay up to date with teaching and training materials in this field. As Tailspin’s studies show, immersive XR training methods are highly valuable training tools for enterprise.
