Immersive training for high-stakes work
We build XR simulations, digital twins and the platforms that run them, so firefighters, clinicians and advanced-manufacturing crews can practise the moments that matter before they happen for real.
- NFPA
- NAFTD
- Canadore College
- Health Canada
- U.S. DOT SBIR
Smile Connect VR
A VR simulation that prepares dental hygiene students for conversations in long-term care, built with Canadore College and funded in part by Health Canada.
Long-term care · client with MCIPractising empathy with virtual clients
Students hold guided conversations with virtual clients living with Mild Cognitive Impairment, learning to adapt their communication before they meet real residents.
- Partner
- Canadore College
- Funding
- Financial contribution from Health Canada
- Delivered
- 2026, with scenario test videos, documentation and an instructor dashboard
Six ways we help
Each engagement pairs simulation engineering with real operational expertise in emergency response, industrial operations and engineering.
Built for crews who can't afford to learn on the job
We focus on sectors where a mistake in training costs less than a mistake in the field.
See a simulation running
We'll show you a live build and talk through what it would take for your program.
From headset to dashboard
We build the full stack of immersive training: the simulation itself, the digital twin it runs against, and the platform that tracks what every trainee learned.
Common questions
Plain answers to what buyers ask us most often.
What's the difference between AR, VR and XR?
Virtual reality (VR) puts the trainee inside a fully simulated environment through a headset. Augmented reality (AR) overlays digital information on the real world. Extended reality (XR) is the umbrella term for both, plus mixed reality, where virtual objects interact with the physical space.
What is a digital twin?
A digital twin is a live virtual model of a physical asset, process or site. It is fed by data from sensors, IoT devices and business systems, so you can monitor, simulate and optimize the real thing without touching it.
Where are digital twins used?
Manufacturing lines, healthcare facilities, smart cities and infrastructure. In training, a twin lets crews rehearse on an accurate copy of the site they will actually work in.
Do we need our own headsets or an LMS?
No. We can supply a hardware recommendation and host the training platform for you, or integrate with the headsets and learning management system you already run.
How long does a simulation take to build?
It depends on scope, fidelity and the number of scenarios. We scope every project in a discovery workshop and give you a fixed plan before development starts.
Where we work
Five sectors where realistic practice saves time, money and lives.
Case studies
Programs we have built for fire services, colleges, government and industry.
Watch the builds
Simulations, digital twins and showreels from the SOLOXR YouTube channel. Each video opens on YouTube.
Capabilities statement
For contracting officers, program managers and grant partners. Everything you need to evaluate SOLOXR in one place.
Core competencies
- XR/VR training simulation development in Unreal Engine
- Digital twins of facilities, assets and processes
- Learning management and training analytics platforms
- Secure cloud hosting on Azure and AWS
- Instructional design with subject-matter experts in fire service and healthcare
Past performance
- NFPA: F.I.R.S.T. electric vehicle fire response training
- U.S. DOT: SBIR Phase I
- Canadore College / Health Canada: Smile Connect VR
| Legal name | SOLOXR CORP |
|---|---|
| UEI | Available on request |
| CAGE code | Available on request |
| NAICS (suggested) | 541511 Custom computer programming 541512 Computer systems design 541715 R&D, physical/engineering sciences 611430 Professional & management training |
| Business size | Small business |
| Programs | SBIR / STTR |
| Point of contact | Sam Albu-Hadla, Co-Founder & CTO [email protected] |
The immersive engineers
We close the skills gap with immersive, data-driven training that makes crews safer, readier and better at their jobs. Our team combines XR development with real experience in industrial operations, emergency response and engineering.
Who runs SOLOXR
A remote-first team working across Canada and the United States.
Robert Sherman
Robert has spent more than 20 years in management consulting, most of it running practices: owning the P&L, setting pricing, building teams and deciding which offerings go to market. He was Managing Partner for GHD Digital's Northern Hemisphere digital transformation practice and Senior Partner leading Globant's North America consulting practice. Earlier he was Global Consulting Lead at Sutherland and ran Cognizant's North America Customer Experience practice, after starting his career at PwC Consulting, IBM and Capgemini. He works with C-suite and business-unit leaders on enterprise transformation plans and the operating models behind them, and founded SOLOXR in 2024.
- 20+ yrs consulting
- GHD Digital
- Globant
- PwC · IBM · Capgemini
Sam Albu-Hadla
As CTO, Sam leads the development of SOLOXR's immersive engineering and mixed reality solutions, from XR training simulations to digital twins, and the team that builds them. From 2022 to 2024 he was North America Mixed Reality and Digital Engineering (MRDE) Lead at GHD, heading a team of digital transformation specialists that delivered visualization, AR/VR, mixed reality and digital engineering projects for clients across North America. His 25+ years in immersive technology and digital engineering span Canada, the UAE, Slovakia and the United States, including earlier roles at Celestica, RBC and ADCOM Systems.
- GHD MRDE Lead
- B.Sc. Control & Systems Eng.
- PMP
- Harvard Data Science
Team
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