Build foundational coating skills with 18 geometric shapes that progress from basic panels to more complex surfaces.
The SimSpray Go Default Parts Content Pack introduces common coating challenges through panels, curves, boxes, corners, cylinders, spheres, grooves, cutouts, and raised shapes. These parts support basic curriculum and customizable paint or powder material systems.
The Default Parts Content Pack is available for SimSpray Go models configured with Paint processes or Powder Coating. A SimSpray Go model does not combine Paint and Powder Coating processes in the same unit configuration.
Content availability depends on the selected SimSpray Go configuration and software version.
Refer to current VRSim documentation for final compatibility information.
Practice painting and finishing techniques on furniture, cabinetry, panels, and detailed wooden components.
The SimSpray Go Furniture & Cabinetry Content Pack includes 15 parts, a virtual woodshop, customizable wood stains, paints and material systems, and specialized curriculum. Learners can progress from flat panels and cabinet components to furniture with more complex geometry.
The collection includes a four-panel door, railing, bookshelf, cabinet door and drawer, small through large cabinet frames, dining chair and table, refrigerator end panel, headboard, lattice, party chair, and wood panel.
Content availability depends on the selected SimSpray Go configuration and software version.
Refer to current VRSim documentation for final compatibility information.
Practice coating beams, bridge components, panels, and complex industrial structures in a virtual work environment.
The SimSpray Go Structural Content Pack includes nine industrial parts, industry-specific paint and material systems, a bridge training environment, and specialized curriculum. The parts introduce learners to recessed areas, edges, shelves, channels, and larger surfaces common in structural coating work.
The collection includes large and small H-beams, large and small I-beams, a half barrel, large panel set, vertical piece, bridge section, and shelved panel structure.
Content availability depends on the selected SimSpray Go configuration and software version.
Refer to current VRSim documentation for final compatibility information.
Review the processes, training features, default parts, and optional industry content available for SimSpray Go.
This guide provides an overview of the portable SimSpray Go virtual reality training system. It explains how programs can use immersive projects, visual cues, live performance feedback, curriculum tools, and Paintometer® reporting to support foundational painting and coating skills.
The guide introduces optional content for automotive, aerospace, furniture and cabinetry, building trades, structural coating, and edge-blending applications. Each package adds relevant parts, projects, materials, or training environments.
SimSpray Go is configured for selected Paint processes or Powder Coating; both process families are not combined in one model.
Features and compatibility may change with software and hardware updates.
Explore mobile, simulation-based powder coating practice with realistic equipment, feedback, and specialized parts.
The SimSpray Go Powder guide introduces a compact virtual training system for schools and specialty manufacturers. It outlines the system's motion-tracked applicator, visual cues, live performance feedback, curriculum tools, material customization, and performance reporting.
The collection includes L-channels, an outdoor chair, quarter box, large and small U-channels, a vertical panel with holes, wheel well, panel sampler, propeller, and acute crease. These parts introduce learners to recessed areas, edges, holes, channels, curves, and other powder coating challenges.
This content is designed for SimSpray Go models configured for Powder Coating.
A Powder Coating configuration does not combine Paint processes in the same SimSpray Go model.
Turn an open training area into a virtual blasting booth with immersive, simulation-based abrasive blasting practice.
SimSpray 3.0 helps instructors teach blasting technique without consuming blast media or preparing a physical workpiece for every repetition. Visual cues, live feedback, integrated curriculum, and performance tracking give learners objective information they can use to adjust their approach.
The guide covers 18 geometric shapes and eight ASTM and ACQPA testing panels. Available blast media include garnet, plastic, sodium bicarbonate, and steel. Optional Automotive, Aerospace, Rail, and Structural content packs extend training into industry-specific parts.
VRSim recommends SimSpray Blast or SimSpray Enterprise for comprehensive abrasive blasting instruction. According to VRSim, SimSpray training tools can help teach skills up to five times faster and reduce material costs by up to 50% compared with conventional practice alone.
This guide describes SimSpray 3.0 abrasive blasting content and compatible system options.
Features and compatibility may change with software and hardware updates.
Teach HVLP, airless, and air-assisted airless spray processes with immersive practice, immediate feedback, and no paint waste.
SimSpray 3.0 provides simulation-based painting and coatings training for education and industry programs. Learners can repeat projects, use visual technique cues, review performance data, and build consistent gun control before applying materials in a physical spray booth.
Default content includes 18 geometric shapes and eight ASTM and ACQPA testing panels. Optional content packs address Automotive, Aerospace, Furniture & Cabinetry, Building Trades, Rail, Marine, Truck, and Structural applications. Custom part development may also be available.
VRSim recommends SimSpray Paint or SimSpray Enterprise for comprehensive painting and coatings programs. SimSpray Go offers a more compact option for schools and specialty manufacturers with mobile training requirements.
According to VRSim, SimSpray training can help teach skills up to five times faster and reduce material costs by up to 50%.
Features and compatibility may change with software and hardware updates.
Transform an available training area into a virtual powder booth with repeatable practice and immediate performance feedback.
SimSpray 3.0 provides simulation-based powder coating training without consuming powder or requiring cleanup between repetitions. Learners can practice coverage and gun control on shapes that introduce edges, curves, holes, channels, creases, and recessed surfaces.
The guide covers 18 fundamental geometric shapes and 10 specialized powder coating parts. Powder parts include L-channels, an outdoor chair, quarter box, large and small U-channels, a vertical panel with holes, wheel well, panel sampler, propeller, and acute crease.
VRSim recommends SimSpray Powder or SimSpray Enterprise for comprehensive powder coating instruction. SimSpray Go Powder provides a compact alternative for schools and specialty manufacturers with mobile training needs.
SimSpray 3.0 Powder Coating configurations do not support the additional industry content packs described for Paint and Abrasive Blasting.
Features and compatibility may change with software and hardware updates.
Build automotive refinishing skills with focused virtual reality practice for blending new and existing paint.
The SimSpray 3.0 Edge-Blending Add-On provides three projects that help learners practice spray-gun movement across a repair area. A specialized visual cue guides spray distance and angle while learners develop the controlled arcing motion used to create a gradual blend.
The projects give instructors a repeatable way to introduce edge blending before learners work with paint, vehicles, and spray-booth resources. Immediate visual guidance helps learners recognize how gun position and movement affect the transition between repaired and existing finishes.
This add-on is available for SimSpray 3.0 models configured with Paint processes.
Content availability may vary by software version and system configuration.
Expand SimSpray 3.0 training with aircraft parts and scenarios designed for aerospace painting and abrasive blasting practice.
The Aerospace Content Pack adds 14 aircraft components, industry-specific paint and material systems, a virtual hangar environment, and specialized curriculum. Learners can practice approaching curves, control surfaces, panels, doors, and other geometry encountered in aerospace coating work.
Parts include a small plane, wing, front and rear fuselage sections, cowling, doors, fenders, nose cap and spinner, tail and wing control surfaces, engine cowling, plane pylon, strut panel, and wing panel.
This pack is available for SimSpray 3.0 models configured with Paint or Abrasive Blasting processes.
Content availability may vary by software version and system configuration.
