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Immersive VR safety training
21 May 2025
LUDUS HAS launched its virtual reality (VR) platform in the United Kingdom. Already trusted by global giants, the company is now making its cutting-edge solution available to UK companies looking to modernise and boost their health and safety training.
This company offers a comprehensive and innovative platform for health and safety professionals. Using virtual reality, organisations can train their teams in realistic, high-risk scenarios—without exposing them to real danger.
The Ludus platform provides access to a broad catalogue of VR simulations, covering key topics such as CPR, fire extinguishing, first aid, waste management, hand safety, electrical risks, plant hazards, fall protection, and construction site safety, among others. All content is accessible wirelessly via standalone VR headsets, allowing for safe, hands-on practice anytime, anywhere.
“We’re proud to introduce Ludus to the UK market,” said Mikel Cearsolo, CEO at Ludus. “Our mission is to help companies prevent accidents before they happen. With immersive simulations and real-time data, we empower organisations to take a proactive approach to health and safety.”
Real-time insights for proactive risk prevention
One of the platform’s most powerful features is its data analytics engine, which captures real-time performance data during each training session. Companies can monitor mistakes made, virtual accidents experienced, or behavioural patterns that might indicate future risks.
This data enables proactive decision-making, helping organisations to:
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Identify weak points in team knowledge or behaviour.
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Reinforce specific safety protocols.
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Continuously improve training strategies based on real user performance
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With this data-driven approach, Ludus supports a culture of continuous improvement in workplace safety—an essential step toward accident prevention.
With this data-driven approach, Ludus supports a culture of continuous improvement in workplace safety—an essential step toward accident prevention.
Standardised and scalable training
Designed for multinational teams, the Ludus platform supports 14 languages and is built on internationally recognised health and safety standards. This enables consistent training across different sites, regions, or countries, all within a single platform that tracks performance and compares results globally.
Whether training a local team or deploying a standardised programme across continents, Ludus offers a unified, measurable, and scalable solution.
Proven impact
In 2024 alone, over 94,000 training exercises were conducted using Ludus simulations, confirming the impact and scalability of VR-based safety training. As more organisations seek innovative, effective methods for risk prevention, virtual reality is emerging as a powerful tool that not only educates but also transforms workplace safety culture.
For more information, visit https://www.ludusglobal.com/en/
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