Aircraft maintenance
Walk maintainers through an airframe or engine before they touch the real one, narrated by the technician who knows the procedure.
Enduvo Studio3D
Turn expert knowledge into immersive training
Enduvo Studio3D lets people practice the work before they perform it, built by the experts who know it, without code.
See it
See it in practice
Some work cannot be learned from documents, slides, or video alone. You can read a procedure, watch it, pass a quiz on it, and still be doing it for the first time when it counts.
Immersive learning is different because it is practice, not exposure. The learner moves through the work, makes the decisions, and handles the situation before they face the real one, which is exactly what procedural, spatial, and high-stakes training needs and what passive content cannot give.
Building that used to require custom development, a specialist team, and a long timeline. Enduvo Studio3D puts it in the hands of the person who knows the work, and a one-hour presentation becomes roughly 15 minutes of immersive content in minutes rather than weeks.
How it works
One lesson. Two ways to step inside.
Follow the instructor in first person, or explore the space independently in floating mode. Scroll through the same lesson from both perspectives.
Scroll to explore
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See through the instructor’s eyes
Follow the expert’s first-person view as they guide you through the T-6 refueling procedure. Their viewpoint and pointer show exactly where to look.
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Keep the expert in view
In floating mode, the instructor’s hands and glasses mark their presence in the space. See where they point while viewing the same demonstration from outside their viewpoint.
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Explore the lesson in context
Explore the aircraft and reference material independently in floating mode, with the instructor still in view. Switch perspectives to compare the same moment from another angle.
What you can build
Built for the work, across the work
From aircraft maintenance and safety inspections to medical instruction and surgical preparation, Enduvo Studio3D has been used to build immersive training across the situations where getting it right matters. One platform, many kinds of work.
Safety inspections
Rehearse an inspection route and the hazards along it in the actual environment, so the first real walk-through is not the first time.
Medical and surgical
Explore patient anatomy and rehearse a procedure with the surgeon's own reading of the case, from the classroom to the operating room.
Military readiness
Deliver the same guided training across bases and commands, on desktop or in a headset, without a production team at every site.
Proven in the field
Proven where the stakes are real
Enduvo Studio3D is the platform behind years of immersive training across the US Air Force, Boeing, NIH, and the University of Illinois.
Adopted into a program of record
Enduvo's platform was selected as a foundational component of the Air Force's MOTAR training ecosystem, following a research agreement that confirmed the approach delivered immersive learning environments students engaged with.
Built at scale
In a single US Air Force contract period, teams onboarded 20+ trainers and built 50+ immersive lessons across multiple bases. Immersive training that scales across an organization, not a one-off pilot.
Measured outcomes
“The immersive experience gave me the opportunity to actually do something in a safe and controlled environment.” — AETC Maintenance Production Superintendent course participant, Luke AFB
- T-6 fuel systems maintenance, pre- to post-course scores
- 25.6% → 98.6%
- Learners who said the content changed their approach
- 68.4%
Built on
Enduvo Studio3D is built on patented technology with priority dates reaching back to 2018. The AI structures expert knowledge into content, generates the spatial scenes learners move through, and adapts to how each person performs.
Studio3D holds nearly a decade of building immersive learning for government, healthcare, and enterprise, backed by a portfolio of granted patents.
What it runs on
Enduvo Studio3D runs on the computers your team already has, so a rollout does not wait on headset budgets or IT provisioning. VR is there when you want full immersion and optional when you do not, with the same content running on desktop or in a headset.