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FUSE VR Training Creation Platform (no code)
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FUSE - FUSE VR Training Creation Platform (no code)

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FUSE is a highly interactive, no code, VR training creation platform. Unlike other VR training applications out there, FUSE takes interactivity and ease to a whole new level. Not only images, with FUSE, creators can directly interact with 360-degree videos. Creators can interact with models, images, and videos inside of a 360-degree video or image. Moreover, models can interact with other models, images, videos, and even the surrounding 360-degree environment or in augmented reality.

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VR is reshaping the future of enterprise and education. FUSE is the ultimate creator platform, built to give you the power and independence to design any training, learning, or interactive VR environment you can dream up in as little time as possible. With support for 360-degree media, flat videos, and 3D models, FUSE lets you fully leverage human senses—including sight, touch, voice, and movement. Backed by built-in AI, FUSE makes it simpler than ever to deploy sophisticated, intelligent XR solutions.

Finally played around with FUSE and the 360 video interactivity genuinely surprised me, way more natural than clicking through static scenes.

Honestly the 360 video interactivity blew me away, like being able to click on objects right inside the footage feels way more natural than other VR tools I've messed with.

Dropped a 360 video in and wired up a few hotspots without touching any code, actually felt smooth and intuitive. The part where models react to each other inside the scene surprised me the most, did not expect that level of depth on a no-code tool.

Being able to drop interactive hotspots straight into 360 footage sounds great for realism. One thing that would make it way more useful for me would be branching scenarios, where a wrong choice actually sends the learner down a different scene instead of just flagging the mistake. Even a simple "if they miss the fire extinguisher, route them back to the ignition point 30 seconds earlier" type logic would turn this from a cool demo into something you could deploy for compliance training.