WebAR training games, 3D equipment demos, and smart labels that staff open on their own phone. No app rollout, easy to update, and measured in your console.
Why it works
Camera games and guided steps let staff try a task before they do it for real, at their own pace.
Staff without a laptop open training from a QR code on the shop floor, in the warehouse, or at the machine.
When a process changes, publish a new release. Everyone with the link sees the new version straight away.
How it runs
On people's own phones
AR gameCore
Practice tasks, step-by-step walkthroughs, and quizzes, played through the camera.
Camera world effectCore
Full-size equipment and products placed in the room, to explore from every side before the real thing.
Image tracking effectAlso works
Manuals, posters, and machine labels that open the right lesson when scanned.
Virtual try-onAlso works
PPE and uniform standards: staff see the right kit on themselves before their first shift.
Examples
Onboarding · AR game
New starters scan QR codes around the site. Each one opens a short camera task and a quick check before they move on.
Product training · Camera world effect
Store staff place new products full size on the counter, look at every side, then take a 60-second quiz.
Operations · Image tracking
Scanning the label on a machine opens the walkthrough for that exact machine.
Health & safety · Try-on
Staff try on the right PPE for each zone through their camera, then pass a short check before their first shift.
How it works
Start from your existing training slides, manuals, or process diagrams.
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Drop in PSDs, Blender scenes, storyboards, or a quick sketch. Name layers clearly and add a short brief—that's what the agent works from.
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Your AI agent turns them into a working camera experience on Vincentt's camera foundation—hand, face, and body tracking, plus ready templates and assets.
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Scan a QR code to test it through a real camera while it's being built. Pin feedback right on the live view so everyone sees the same thing.
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Go live on a web link people open in their browser, under your own domain if you like. Versions and analytics live in the Vincentt console.
Analytics
Every experience reports to the Analytics tab in your Vincentt console. See how many staff opened the training, how many started it, and how long they spent.
AR outcomes
Example figuresCounted honestly: the console shows what it could measure, and marks what it couldn't.
No. Training runs as WebAR in the phone's browser, from a link or a QR code. Nothing to roll out through IT.
Yes. Upload your slides, manuals, or diagrams with a short brief and the agent builds from them.
The console shows sessions, how many people started the experience and why some didn't, which devices they used, and how long they spent.
Yes. Connect your company domain so staff see a link they trust.
Bring your files, let the agent build it, test it on a real device, and publish it to a link. Free to start, no credit card needed.