SkillCampVR

AI Learning Assistant

The co-pilot every trainer has been waiting for

The Learning Assistant sits inside every VR session and desktop course. A trainee asks a question and gets an answer in seconds — from your approved content, never the open internet. When they get a decision wrong, it explains why and lets them try again. And the trainer sees all of it.

A trainer guiding an employee wearing a VR headset

Trusted by industry leaders

AllService
BIG
NICE Aircraft Services & Support GmbH
Dussmann
JCAII Inc
TKH
E.ON
IBS
ISS
Kötter
LECA
Pond Academy
Power
Secura Protect
Securitas
VD Mayr
Stölting
Südwest
VSU
AllService
BIG
NICE Aircraft Services & Support GmbH
Dussmann
JCAII Inc
TKH
E.ON
IBS
ISS
Kötter
LECA
Pond Academy
Power
Secura Protect
Securitas
VD Mayr
Stölting
Südwest
VSU

Where traditional learning formats reach their limits

Even the best experts can't be everywhere at once. One-size-fits-all formats leave gaps that only show up later — when it counts.

01

Everyone learns at a different speed

Group formats move at one pace: too fast for some, too slow for others.

02

Repetitive questions eat expert time

A large share of contact time goes to the same recurring questions instead of the content that needs a human.

03

Theory doesn't transfer to practice

Standard formats leave too little room for individual deepening and real application.

04

Knowledge gaps stay invisible

Comprehension barriers often go undetected until they surface — in an assessment, or in a real situation.

How it supports training

The co-pilot inside every VR session and desktop course

The Learning Assistant doesn’t replace the trainer. It scales them. A trainee asks a question, gets an answer from your approved content — and the trainer sees every interaction.

Inside every VR session

Voice or text. Trainees ask during the scenario without breaking the flow — and the answer appears without leaving VR.

Answers only from your approved content

Same engine as the Operations Assistant. No public internet. It can’t make things up.

Explains mistakes, offers a retry

After a wrong decision, the assistant explains why, shows the rule, and lets the trainee run it again.

Difficulty adjusts to the trainee

Stronger trainees get harder situations; struggling trainees get more practice. Automatically.

The trainer sees everything

Every question, every answer, every retry — collected for the trainer’s next 1:1.

Voice or text, in the trainee’s language

German, English, more on request. Trainees speak naturally; the assistant follows.

Shadow AI

Your learners are already asking AI. Just not yours

People across your organization already use general AI tools for specialist questions, assignments, and preparation — without approved sources, without subject boundaries, and without your control.

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Uncontrolled general AI

  • Answers can be inaccurate, abbreviated, or simply wrong
  • Sources are not transparent or approved
  • Learners absorb content with no quality assurance
  • Sensitive information flows into external systems
  • Your organization loses control over quality and governance
SkillCampVR

A controlled Learning Assistant

  • Answers come only from your approved content
  • Transparent, traceable answers with source citations
  • Compliant with applicable data protection laws
  • Quality and governance stay with your organization
  • A consistent learning experience for everyone

Live incident demo

Inside a VR scenario, mid-decision

The trainee asks a question by voice. The answer appears as an overlay — without breaking the scene. After the decision: retry, or move on.

VR scene: an office building hallway at night during patrol duty training

VR scene · Patrol Duty Training · Office building, nighttime

Decision point 2 of 3REC

Decision screen

Smoke detected beneath a closed office door. The hallway is otherwise empty.

What do you do first?

  1. 1Open the door
  2. 2Alert fire brigade
Answer

Trainee (Voice)

Can I check the door first or should I escalate

Assistant

Standard procedure: do not open. Smoke without visible source = fire-class incident. Alert fire brigade first, then warn the floor.

Source: SOP-PD-08 §4.2.

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Listening… ask the assistant

Throughout the scenario

Five moments in one scenario where the assistant steps in

It’s not a chatbot sitting on top of training. It’s woven into the scenario — at the moments where a trainer would normally lean in

01

Scenario context

A voice intro sets the scene: the building, the trainee’s role, the rules in force, and what success looks like.

02

Trainee asks a question

A voice question mid-scene. The answer appears as an overlay, with the source — without breaking the scenario.

03

Explanation + replay

The decision was wrong. The assistant shows the rule, walks through what to look for, and offers a re-run.

04

Clarification at the boundary

“Does this still apply if the door is glass?” — the assistant answers precisely, citing the regulation.

05

Session summary

Decisions, sources used, retry attempts — packaged for the trainer’s next 1:1 with the trainee.

8/10

of Germany’s largest security companies work with us

60+

locations train with our technology

2,000+

employees train weekly

60–80%

of routine questions handled by AI

Comparison

One engine. Two very different moments

Under the hood it’s the same trusted core — your approved content, no internet, cited answers, full logging. What changes is the moment: a trainee learning needs explanation and retries; an operator mid-shift needs the right step, fast.

AI Learning Assistant

private, cited, deployable on-prem

  • Operates inside VR sessions and Desktop courses
  • Explains failed decisions, cites the rule
  • Triggers adaptive difficulty on next attempt
  • Logs every question for trainer review
  • Trainee-facing tone and pacing

AI Operations Assistant

private, cited, deployable on-prem

  • Operates on tablets, radios, dispatch screens
  • Returns the right step, fast — sub-8-second
  • Cites the SOP and the regulation
  • Logs to audit trail with operator + role
  • Operator-facing tone, terse

Built to fit your operations

Speaks the way your trainees speak

GermanDeutsch
EnglishEnglish
FrenchFrançais
ItalianItaliano
SpanishEspañol
DutchNederlands
PolishPolski
TurkishTürkçe
CzechČeština
+ on request

Frequently asked questions

Common Questions About AI Learning Assistant

No. It supports the trainer. It frees the trainer to focus on the high-value parts of the session and lets every trainee get the same baseline support.

Listens for questions, answers from the certified content, logs the interaction. Does not interrupt the scenario.

Yes. Inside desktop courses, classroom sessions, and self-study modules. Anywhere the trainee is learning.

Every question, every hesitation, every “explain that again.” That feeds the LMS and Human Risk Prevention — showing you exactly where your curriculum has gaps.

Any language.

Give every trainee the trainer’s full attention