This downloadable brochure provides a detailed overview of the Voyage™ Arc system, including features, classroom benefits, and technical specifications. Designed as a career exploration tool, the system introduces students to welding fundamentals through an immersive virtual environment.
As highlighted in the brochure, students are placed in an interactive setting where they complete welding-based tasks using processes like GMAW and SMAW—helping build awareness and interest in skilled trades careers.
Download the brochure to see how VR can enhance engagement, support CTE programs, and create a strong entry point into welding pathways.
Download the Voyage™ Arc Virtual Reality Welding Career Exploration brochure to discover how immersive technology is transforming welding education. This innovative solution introduces students to welding fundamentals through an engaging, interactive virtual experience.
Designed to capture the attention of today’s tech-savvy learners, Voyage™ Arc provides a unique entry point into skilled trades by combining career exploration with hands-on virtual learning.
The Voyage™ Arc experience places students in a virtual amusement park where they complete welding tasks and learn key concepts through guided, self-paced lessons. This approach helps students understand welding applications while building confidence and interest in the field.
As outlined in the brochure, students progress through bite-sized learning modules, practice welding techniques, and apply their skills in realistic scenarios—making it an effective tool for career exploration and program recruitment.
The Lincoln Electric Voyage™ Arc is a stand-alone, classroom-ready solution that requires minimal setup and no internet connection. Educators can easily integrate the system into existing curriculum or use it as a foundation for new career exploration programs.
The system also supports classroom-wide deployment with optional LAN connectivity, allowing instructors to monitor student progress, track performance metrics, and enhance learning outcomes.
Voyage™ Arc represents the first step in a complete welding education pathway—introducing students to the trade before advancing to simulation and hands-on lab training. This progression helps programs improve engagement, retention, and overall student success.
Ready to bring VR welding training to your program? Contact us to schedule a demo or discuss how Voyage™ Arc can support your CTE or workforce development initiatives.
Designed with education in mind, these 3D printing solutions support quick adoption in classrooms and labs through intuitive setup, guided workflows, and minimal technical barriers. Students can move from concept to physical part with confidence, allowing more time to focus on design thinking, iteration, and problem-solving.
A fully connected ecosystem of hardware, materials, and cloud-based software enables instructors to manage multiple devices and student projects efficiently. This streamlined approach is especially valuable in environments where scalability, ease of management, and consistent results are critical.
Reliable performance and repeatable output help ensure successful prints across a wide range of applications, from introductory STEM activities to more advanced engineering and prototyping projects. Built-in safeguards and user-friendly interfaces support safe operation while maintaining a strong emphasis on hands-on learning.
This approach aligns well with K-12, early college, and workforce training programs seeking to introduce additive manufacturing in a way that is accessible, structured, and easy to integrate into existing curriculum pathways.
See how a dedicated STEM center is expanding access to hands-on learning through 3D printing, mentorship, and shared resources. Students from multiple schools are gaining real experience designing, prototyping, and testing their ideas—using industry-relevant equipment in an environment built for exploration and growth.
This video highlights how quickly learners can get started, build confidence through iteration, and develop skills aligned with today’s technical education and workforce pathways. With accessible tools, certification opportunities, and mentor support, programs like this help improve engagement and create meaningful, career-connected learning experiences.
Watch to see how this scalable model supports goals around equity, access, and workforce readiness—and how similar approaches can be implemented to strengthen STEM programs and expand opportunities for your students.
Matrix TSL engineering education systems are designed to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application by giving students hands-on experience with core engineering principles. Developed by Matrix TSL, these compact, lab-ready solutions support universities, community colleges, and advanced STEM programs with equipment and curriculum that align directly with industry expectations. From mechanical and structural analysis to fluid dynamics and advanced manufacturing, each system is built to reinforce critical concepts through experimentation, measurement, and applied learning.
Unlike traditional lecture-based instruction, Matrix systems emphasize active engagement—allowing learners to visualize, test, and analyze engineering concepts in a controlled environment. Integrated data acquisition, structured experiments, and instructor resources make it easy to deliver consistent, outcomes-focused training while supporting a wide range of teaching styles. Whether introducing foundational concepts or advancing into specialized applications, these systems help students develop the problem-solving skills and technical confidence required for today’s engineering careers.
By combining scalable hardware with guided curriculum, Matrix TSL solutions enable institutions to modernize their labs without overcomplicating setup or delivery. The result is a flexible, future-ready learning environment where students gain practical experience that directly translates to the workplace—preparing them for careers in engineering, manufacturing, and technology-driven industries.
Matrix TSL aerospace teaching resources provide students with a hands-on introduction to the systems and technologies that power modern aviation. Covering topics such as aerodynamics, avionics, and aircraft electrical systems, these solutions allow learners to explore complex concepts through practical experimentation rather than theory alone.
Designed for schools, colleges, and advanced technical programs, these systems support structured learning while building the foundational knowledge required for careers in aviation maintenance, aerospace engineering, and related industries. By simplifying advanced aerospace principles into safe, lab-based activities, students gain confidence before transitioning to real-world applications.
Matrix TSL automotive teaching resources are designed to help students understand the underlying technologies behind today’s vehicles before working on live systems. With a strong focus on electrical systems, diagnostics, and vehicle networks, these solutions break down complex automotive concepts into manageable, hands-on learning experiences.
From introductory automotive electricity to advanced topics like CAN bus systems and high-voltage battery circuits, these training systems support learners at multiple levels. The result is a scalable pathway that prepares students for careers in automotive service, EV technology, and advanced vehicle diagnostics.
Matrix TSL electrical engineering teaching resources provide a comprehensive platform for learning electrical and electronic principles through practical application. Students move beyond theory by building circuits, testing systems, and analyzing real data—developing a deeper understanding of how electrical systems function in real-world environments.
These systems support a wide range of topics, from foundational electrical concepts to advanced control systems and embedded technologies. With integrated curriculum and structured experiments, educators can deliver consistent, outcomes-focused training that prepares students for careers in electrical engineering, electronics, and industrial automation.
