AEGIR

Hands-On Mixed-Reality Simulator

Exceeding compliance standards

Standard training methods leave a gap between regulatory compliance and genuine operational readiness. AEGIR bridges it by immersing personnel in virtual scenarios where they can interact with real, physical equipment — from control consoles to safety gear.

This direct, hands-on experience is key to building true muscle memory, ensuring certified training translates into correct, instinctive actions in high-stakes situations.

From compliance to true competence

Traditional courses

“Checkbox” compliance only

Theoretical “classroom” risk reduction

Low skills retention (theory-based)

Teamwork as role-play and discussions

Requires constant re-training

Virtual Reality trainings

Individual compliance only

No complex “team errors” risk reduction

Moderate retention (“gaming effect”)

Non-physical avatar teamwork

Limited scenario adaptability

AEGIR Mixed-Reality Platform

Exceeds compliance standards

Reduces complex “team errors” risk too

High retention (muscle memory)

Physical & interactive teamwork

Reduces long-term training costs

A versatile platform for key maritime tasks

Safety trainings

Rehearse high-stakes procedures compliant with standards like GWO and STCW. In a full mixed-reality environment, teams work together with real safety equipment — from fire extinguishers to life rafts — to build the confidence and skills needed for real-world emergencies.

• Ensure full compliance with mandatory training standards
• Build effective team coordination under pressure.
• Master the use of life-saving equipment with true muscle memory

Navigation courses

An unparalleled ship-handling simulation for bridge officers. By integrating a real-world control console, navigators can practice complex maneuvers, docking, and COLREGs scenarios with authentic tactile feedback — a level of realism impossible on screen-based simulators.

• Hone precise ship-handling and maneuvering skills
• Improve decision-making in high-traffic and adverse weather
• Bridge the gap between classroom theory and at-sea practice

Maintenance preparation

Prepare technical crews for complex and hazardous maintenance tasks. The AEGIR platform can recreate a full engine room or a specific piece of machinery, allowing engineers to practice repair sequences with their own tools before touching the real asset.

• Reduce errors and time spent on real-world maintenance
• Increase safety by building familiarity with hazardous procedures
• Deepen the understanding of complex machinery and systems