FundamentalVR

FundamentalVR develops immersive training software for clinical, manufacturing, and growth teams in MedTech. It is best suited to organizations building skills through simulation and measuring learner competency. Its mix of haptic training and reporting makes it a focused option for teams that need more than a standalone VR lesson, though prospective customers need custom pricing.

Overview

Fundamental XR delivers training through VR, mixed reality, augmented reality, AI, haptics, and browser or native mobile and tablet experiences. Simulation can use ready-made or custom imaging and realistic anatomy, with collaboration for tutoring or role-based training. That range gives organizations flexibility in how they deliver instruction, but its strongest specific use case is medical simulation rather than general-purpose training.

Its ophthalmology offering pairs haptic-enabled VR practice on devices, therapies, and techniques with objective competency scoring, error capture, and learning-curve modeling. Those measures can help teams assess progress rather than rely only on completion. The clinical areas page marks interventional cardiology, orthopedics, and pharma and drug delivery as coming soon, so teams in those specialties should not treat them as current options.

Key features

Simulation and haptics

FundamentalVR supports immersive, app, and web-based deployment, including browsers and native mobile or tablet apps. Fundamental Touch is a wireless haptics platform that can run on dedicated servers or embedded devices without a PC. Apple Vision Pro and Meta headsets are its primary targets, with additional platforms on the roadmap. Headset support also includes Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, Quest Pro, and Oculus Rift S.

Competency tracking and reporting

Fundamental XR Insights tracks learning objectives and performance and is included in every active Fundamental XR contract. Teams can export views to CSV or Excel, schedule reports, and access utilization and outcome data through an API. Single sign-on through an existing identity provider and LMS results writeback over xAPI support integration into established training workflows. These tools are most valuable to organizations that need shared oversight across learners; the product is less compelling if training does not require competency reporting.

Security and support

The company says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with access controls, regular security assessments, and incident response procedures. Its Insights page describes regional data residency, a signed DPA, identity-provider SSO, and de-identification before cross-account views. Real-time headset sensor data is generally processed on-device and not stored, and the company says it does not access or store headset-camera images. A knowledge base and support-ticket form provide support channels.

Pricing

FundamentalVR is paid software with custom pricing. Prospective customers are directed to contact the company or book a demo; there are no public plan tiers or prices to compare. Insights is included in every active contract, so reporting does not appear as a separate add-on, but buyers need a quote to evaluate the full cost. This model suits organizations assessing a tailored training deployment better than individuals looking for a self-serve purchase or a published entry-level plan.

Platforms

FundamentalVR supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, Windows, and API access. Its mixed delivery modes span immersive headsets, apps, and browser experiences, allowing training to reach learners beyond a headset-only setup. The breadth is useful for deployments across devices, though headset-specific haptics remain tied to supported hardware.

Who it's for

FundamentalVR is aimed at clinical, manufacturing, and growth teams in MedTech that need immersive skills development, collaborative tutoring, and objective learner analytics. It is a stronger fit for organizations that can use competency scoring and reporting to guide training than for buyers seeking a broad, low-cost learning library. Teams in the clinical areas marked as coming soon should wait or consider another option until those offerings are available.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Haptic-enabled ophthalmology simulation combines practice with scoring, error capture, and learning-curve modeling, giving teams several ways to assess competency.
• Pros: Insights reporting, exports, scheduled reports, API access, SSO, and xAPI writeback support training oversight and integration with existing systems.
• Pros: Multiple delivery formats and supported headsets can accommodate learners using different devices.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales conversation, making cost comparisons difficult for buyers who need a clear published price.
• Cons: Interventional cardiology, orthopedics, and pharma and drug delivery are marked as coming soon, limiting current fit for those specialties.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison of this category, browse Virtual Reality Learning Platforms.

• 3D Organon is worth considering for anatomy learning when a free entry-level option or a student subscription is a better match.
• VictoryXR may suit buyers looking for a freemium platform with a free HoloTutor Basic plan and AI creation tools.
• Openlab is an option for teams seeking a free, web-based service, with a VR headset trial offered for a limited time.
• Pixaera is another paid option that uses demo requests for pricing.
• Luminous XR may suit teams seeking a content-creation package with a listed starting price of £1,450.
• Bodyswaps offers a 14-day free trial with ready-made lessons and VR, PC, and mobile access.
• Immersive Factory offers a one-day SafetyBox VR package with unlimited employee passes.
• Oxford Medical Simulation is another paid option for medical simulation.

Verdict

FundamentalVR is a strong choice for MedTech organizations that want haptic simulation paired with competency tracking, reporting, and flexible delivery. Its medical training focus and Insights capabilities give buyers a concrete reason to choose it over a simple VR lesson. Look elsewhere if you need public pricing, an immediately available offering in the clinical areas marked as coming soon, or a low-commitment individual plan.