Mechatronics and automation simulator in VR
Mechatronics VR. Teach automation and robotics with no risk of damaging equipment
Wearing a Meta Quest 3 headset, the student inspects the line and its sensors, services an industrial robot, programs its movements and wires a controller from a diagram. Every mistake stays in VR — not on an expensive workstation.
The app in action
Four areas of a mechatronics technician’s work — in one app
From line inspection and robot servicing, through programming, to fitting electrical equipment and wiring a controller from a diagram. The student works through a task list on a virtual tablet.
Production line
Line and sensor inspection
- Conveyor check and sensors, step by step.
- Cleaning the sensor optics and checking that it works.
- Task list on a virtual tablet.
Industrial robot
Robot servicing
- Lubricating the points marked on the robot.
- Service work without stopping a real cell.
- The task list leads through each step.
Programming
Robot programming
- Setting motion parameters on the tablet.
- Watching the program run in the robot cell.
- Unlimited attempts — a mistake breaks nothing.
Installation and automation
Electrical equipment and a controller wired from a diagram
- Removing a switch and a socket, fitting a smart socket.
- Wiring the controller from a diagram and testing the voltage.
- Pairing devices in Epic HUB: blind, socket, gate.
📋 In short — Mechatronics VR
Mechatronics VR is an EpicVR training app for Meta Quest 3 headsets, made for mechatronics technicians, vocational schools, sectoral skills centres and maintenance departments. Deployed at the Wałbrzych Skills Centre in Poland.
- Areas: line and sensor inspection, industrial robot servicing, robot programming, fitting electrical equipment and wiring a controller from a diagram.
- How learning works: a task list on a virtual tablet, hands-on work in VR, unlimited repetitions.
- For: technical and vocational schools (mechatronics, automation, electrical), skills and training centres, maintenance departments.
- Hardware: Meta Quest 3 — standalone, works offline (a network is needed only for installation, updates and licence authorisation).
- Price: €1,250 net lifetime licence or €125 net per month — per station.
See it in action
Mechatronics VR on video
Tutorial: how to work in the simulator
- Choosing a module and the task list on the tablet.
- Handling tools and the workstation in VR.
- Step by step — how to run a class.
LOTO VR — a bundle with Mechatronics VR
- Isolating energy sources on a CNC lathe and robots.
- Padlock, tag and a start-up attempt.
- The same set as at the Wałbrzych Skills Centre: Mechatronics VR + LOTO VR.
How learning works
The student learns by doing
Instead of slides and diagrams on a board — hands-on work with a robot, a conveyor and electrical equipment.
Task on the tablet
The student picks a module and reads the task list on a virtual tablet.
Work at the station
They carry out the task by hand in VR: tools, robot, conveyor, electrical equipment.
Unlimited repetition
A mistake means another attempt, not damaged equipment or a short circuit in the workshop.
Benefits
What schools, skills centres and plants gain
A robot in every classroom
A cell with an industrial robot in a headset — without buying or servicing a robot.
Safe and at no cost
A robot collision, a wrong wire or a short circuit costs nothing in VR.
Unlimited attempts
Every student practises as many times as they need, regardless of access to a workstation.
Electrics and automation
Fitting equipment, wiring a controller from a diagram and a voltage test in one module.
Engaging classes
A modern format engages students and sets the school’s offer apart.
Ready for skills centres
Deployed at the Wałbrzych Skills Centre in the field of mechatronics — together with LOTO VR.
Choose the model for your institution
A lifetime licence for schools and skills centres or a subscription for companies. Net prices per station (headset).
Lifetime licence
1 station, one-off purchase, EDU
net · lifetime licence
- Lifetime licence — no subscription
- 4 areas: inspection, servicing, programming, installation
- App updates included
- Works offline on Meta Quest 3
Lab / skills centre
More than 10 stations, group offer
on request
- Meta Quest 3 headsets configured and ready to use
- Headset management system (MDM)
- Teacher training
- Documents for project settlement
Bundle with LOTO VR
Mechatronics VR + LOTO VR, as at the Wałbrzych Skills Centre
on request
- Mechatronics, automation and maintenance
- Lockout-Tagout procedure on a CNC lathe and robots
- One delivery and one invoice
- Technical support
Subscription
1 station, paid monthly
net / month
- Full access to all 4 areas
- Updates included
- No long commitment
- Good for a start and a pilot
Lifetime licence
One-off purchase, no subscription
net · lifetime licence
- Training for maintenance staff and new employees
- Practice without stopping the line
- Headsets and configuration on one invoice
- Works offline
Custom deployment
Your robot, line or control cabinet in VR
on request
- A replica of your workstation
- Your plant’s procedures
- Expansion to further machines
- Post-deployment care
Deployment — case study
Mechatronics VR at the Wałbrzych Skills Centre
A mechatronics lab in a headset
The Municipality of Wałbrzych equipped its Sectoral Skills Centre for mechatronics with 21 VR kits running EpicVR apps. The project was financed from Poland’s National Recovery Plan (KPO).
- 21 standalone VR kits with controllers
- Apps: automation and mechatronics, diagnostics and maintenance, work safety (LOTO)
- Headset management system (MDM), manuals and documentation
- Delivery, installation and commissioning within the project deadline — accepted without reservations
Hardware and app — all on one invoice
We supply Meta Quest 3 headsets with Mechatronics VR installed, headset management configured and teacher training. One invoice, one supplier.
Who it is for
For technical schools, skills centres and maintenance departments
Wherever students and employees need to practise on robots and equipment that cannot be put into everyone’s hands.
- A mechatronics lab without buying robots and expensive workstations
- Deployed in a skills-centre project financed from the National Recovery Plan
- Lifetime licence — no costs after the project ends
- Headsets, management (MDM) and training in one delivery
Mechatronics, automation and electrical technicians — practice before working on a real station.
Sector training for students and adults in mechatronics and automation.
Ready-made tasks on the tablet and repeatable exercises for the whole group.
A robot, a conveyor and a control cabinet within reach — no queue for the workstation.
Servicing and inspections practised without stopping the line.
Hardware, licences and documentation ready for project settlement.
Free demo
See Mechatronics VR in action
Write to us — we will show every area of the app and discuss the number of stations and funding.
- Demo online or on site — a robot, a conveyor and a control cabinet in VR.
- Deployment in 24h — if you have Meta Quest headsets, we go live once access is paid.
- Hardware and configuration — we deliver headsets ready for class.
- Free trial — we will lend headsets to your school or plant.
Book a free demo
Leave your details through the form on the Contact page or order headsets for a free trial — we will get back to you within 24 hours.
See also
Related deployments — mechatronics, maintenance and skills centres
Mechatronics VR builds on our deployments in vocational schools and production plants.
Wałbrzych Skills Centre — mechatronics lab
Challenge: Equip a Sectoral Skills Centre for mechatronics with VR within the deadline of a Recovery Plan project.
Solution: 21 VR kits with apps: mechatronics and automation, maintenance, LOTO, plus headset management (MDM).
Result: Accepted without reservations within the project deadline.
JSW — VR training for mining supervisors
Challenge: Prepare mechanical supervisors for work with machinery.
Solution: Four VR apps on Meta Quest 3 for mechanical supervisors.
Result: Several hundred students a year within the skills centre.
Velvet Care — changeover simulator
Challenge: Shorten line downtime during changeover.
Solution: A digital twin of the machine and changeover procedure training in VR.
Result: Shorter changeover time — a second project is under way.
Your deployment could be next
We will show the app online in 30 minutes, calculate the cost for your number of stations and propose a pilot.
Frequently asked questions
Does Mechatronics VR replace a real workshop?
No. It prepares the student for work on a real station: it teaches the order of operations and how to handle tools and equipment. Time spent with a real robot or control cabinet is then better used.
Which VR headsets are needed?
Meta Quest 3 in standalone mode — no cables and no workstation PC. You can buy the headsets from us fully configured or source them yourself (we help with installation).
Does the app work without the internet?
Yes. A network is needed only for installation, updates and periodic licence authorisation. Classes can be run offline.
How much does Mechatronics VR cost?
A lifetime licence costs €1,250 net per station, and a subscription €125 net per month. For labs with more than 10 stations we prepare a group quote.
Can Mechatronics VR be bought together with LOTO VR?
Yes. That is how the Wałbrzych Skills Centre deployment looks: mechatronics and automation, maintenance and the Lockout-Tagout procedure in one delivery.
Can we test the app before buying?
Yes. We will lend headsets for a free trial at your school or plant, or show the app online.
Is Mechatronics VR suitable for publicly funded projects?
Yes. The app is deployed at the Sectoral Skills Centre in Wałbrzych in the field of mechatronics, in a project financed from Poland’s National Recovery Plan. We supply licences, documentation and acceptance protocols for settlement.
How do you manage many headsets in a lab?
We supply a headset management system (MDM). The teacher installs and updates apps on all headsets at once.
Can you replicate our robot, line or control cabinet?
Yes, as a custom deployment. We replicate the workstation and the plant’s procedures — quote on request.
Licence and terms of use
EpicVR apps are provided under a licence agreement. The key rules before you order:
- One licence = one Meta account. The key activates the app on one account and cannot be moved to another.
- Delivery through the Meta Horizon Store — from our private release channel. You give us the e-mail address of the Meta account and we grant access to the app.
- The Meta account must be a standard account for an adult (18+). Accounts marked as child accounts do not support private distribution channels — this is a Meta platform rule. In a school, the app is activated by a teacher or an administrator.
- Hardware: Meta Quest 3 or 3S headsets in standalone mode, with no computer or cables.
- Term: a fixed-term licence (subscription) or a perpetual one — as ordered.
- Updates during the licence term are included and download from the Meta Horizon Store.
Download the licence agreement (PDF, Polish)
Version of 17 September 2026. The document covers all EpicVR training apps. The agreement is governed by Polish law; in case of discrepancies between the Polish and English versions, the Polish version prevails. Purchasing, activating or using the software means acceptance of the agreement.
Legal information
Legal notice
The content of this website is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer within the meaning of Article 66 §1 of the Polish Civil Code. The information is not binding and cannot be the basis for claims against EPICVR SA. To receive a binding commercial offer, please contact our team directly.
Training nature of the simulator
Mechatronics VR is a teaching tool that supplements vocational education in mechatronics and automation. It does not replace work placements, training or examinations required by law and the curriculum, and it does not confer any legally required qualifications.
