多租户 VR 培训 SaaS 平台

MicrocosmWorks implemented tenant isolation at the database level using PostgreSQL row-level security policies combined with a tenant context middleware that injects the organization ID into every query. VR training content is stored in tenant-specific S3 prefixes with IAM policies preventing cross-tenant access, ensuring complete data isolation even at the storage layer.

MicrocosmWorks built the VR training application using Unity with the OpenXR standard, supporting Meta Quest 2/3/Pro, HTC Vive Focus 3, and Pico 4 Enterprise headsets. The platform also provides a desktop 3D fallback mode for organizations that want to deliver training content to employees without VR headsets, expanding accessibility significantly.

MicrocosmWorks implemented an xAPI (Experience API) based analytics system that captures granular interaction data including gaze tracking, hand movement precision, task completion times, and error rates. The admin dashboard aggregates this data into competency assessments, compliance certificates, and team performance comparisons with exportable reports for HR systems.

Yes, MicrocosmWorks built a no-code scenario editor that allows training managers to create branching decision trees, place interactive objects in 3D environments, define success criteria, and set up scoring rubrics. The editor uses a template library of pre-built environments like factory floors, offices, and retail spaces that can be customized with uploaded 3D assets.

MicrocosmWorks delivers VR SaaS platforms at rates of $30-$50/hr, with a full multi-tenant training system including the Unity application, scenario editor, analytics dashboard, and tenant management typically requiring 1000-1500 development hours. The Unity development and 3D environment creation account for approximately 50% of the total effort.