MetaDyn for Enterprise
Immersive experiences that help teams train, collaborate, and understand real-world facilities and equipment—with contextual AI and flexible deployment options.
Enterprise Applications
Bring people, places, and practical knowledge together. Give your team a shared environment to learn procedures, discuss equipment, and prepare for the work ahead.
Bring onboarding and procedural training into a shared representation of the workplace. Give learners room to examine equipment, ask questions, and rehearse a defined task with an instructor.
Measure progress through task accuracy, knowledge retention, and time to proficiency.
Give teams a common spatial reference for discussing a facility, asset, or process. Walk through the same environment together and connect the conversation to the component or location that matters.
Focus on shared understanding and clearer coordination.
Turn a facility or equipment model into an interactive experience. Use guided walkthroughs and scenario rehearsal to support planning, procedural understanding, and incident preparedness.
Connect information discovery with procedural understanding and coordinated responses.
Voice-enabled, embodied AI provides a foundation for guides and assistants within the environment. Contextual guidance helps people understand the equipment, place, or procedure in front of them while keeping the conversation connected to what they see.
We scope the assistant's information sources and permitted actions with you, including any integration work your use case requires.
Digital-Twin Applications
An immersive facility or asset representation can support training and planning without a live data connection. A connected digital twin adds project-specific requirements for data sources, accuracy, update frequency, and access.
We distinguish training models and simulated scenarios from verified operational state. Live data integrations and any ability to control real systems require separate scoping and validation.
Deployment Choice
Host the immersive experience on infrastructure your organization controls. MetaDyn's open SDK strategy supports customization and continuity beyond a single hosted destination.
The experience layer and connected identity, voice, multiplayer, and AI services have distinct boundaries. Self-hosting the experience does not make every connected service private; dependencies and responsibilities are reviewed for each deployment.
Through our Netlify hosting partnership and AWS deployment options, we can evaluate appropriate hosting with your technology and security teams.
Hosting capabilities and support depend on the agreed offering and configuration. Provider assurances cover contracted services; application access, AI permissions, and other connected services remain part of the deployment review.
Security requirements belong in the initial conversation. Together, we establish the controls and operating responsibilities your proposed experience needs.
Identify where information is processed, which services are involved, and what remains on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Define who can enter, what information they can access, and which actions need additional privileges. Validate required controls for the agreed deployment.
Agree on the knowledge an assistant may use and the actions it may take. Explaining a procedure does not grant permission to change an operational system.
Start with non-sensitive content and a limited audience. Review security and integration requirements before introducing sensitive information or production connections.
We'll work with your business, technology, and security stakeholders to define a focused evaluation: one workflow, appropriate content, agreed deployment boundaries, and measurable success criteria.
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