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This day takes on particular significance as immersive technologies, virtual reality (VR) and extended reality (XR), are profoundly redefining what it means to train and protect workers.

With XR Twin 26.1, we continue to move toward a clear objective: making industrial simulation more accessible, more realistic, and easier to deploy at scale.

With INTERACT 2026.1, we focused on a simple but ambitious objective: making immersive simulation not only powerful, but truly usable in everyday industrial workflows. Over the past months, feedback from our users has been consistent. VR is a powerful tool for validation, training, and collaboration, but it still comes with friction: navigation can be uncomfortable, interactions fragmented, and deployment sometimes complex in real IT environments.

Because of its name, XR Twin is often perceived as a tool dedicated to XR scenario creation or VR-based workflows. While immersive technologies are indeed part of the platform, this perception is far too limiting, and, in some cases, can even slow down large-scale adoption by associating XRTwin primarily with headset-based use. In reality, the most strategic value of XR Twin lies elsewhere. The key word is not XR. The key word is Twin.

With version 25.2, XRTwin introduces new ways to observe, replay, and collaborate in virtual reality. This release also brings a refined licensing structure to better align with your needs, whether you’re exploring, training, or deploying enterprise-scale simulations.