VR Vision Inc

Roni Cerga is the Co-Founder and CEO of VR Vision, an enterprise-focused immersive learning company helping Fortune 500 clients like Toyota, Siemens, Coca-Cola, and Avangrid implement scalable virtual reality training programs. With a background in business strategy and technology leadership, Roni drives the company's vision, partnerships, and innovation roadmap. He also serves as President of the VRARA Toronto Chapter and regularly speaks on spatial computing, AI in training, and the ROI of VR.

VR Vision Inc is an enterprise VR training provider trusted by global leaders in energy, manufacturing, and automotive. Since 2016, the company has delivered hundreds of immersive training projects reaching over 30,000 professionals worldwide. Their solutions combine turnkey VR simulations, including CGI digital twins, interactive 360° video, and custom development. with the Vision Portal SaaS platform, delivering measurable ROI through improved safety, faster onboarding, and knowledge retention gains. Clients include Toyota, Siemens, Avangrid, Coca-Cola, and Hydro One.

AWE Nite Chicago | The Next Evolution of Utilities
Free to Attend | Wednesday | April 1st | 5:30-8:30 PM
2112 Creative Industries Incubator | 4245 North Knox Ave

Free to Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-next-evolution-of-utilities-tickets-1984646582353?aff=Socials

This is a hybrid event where we field questions from our in-person audience, the virtual environment audience in FRAME, as well as those tuning in via YouTube.

In person at 2112 Chicago (4245 N Knox Ave) 5:30-8:30pm

Virtually in the FRAME environment 6-8pm, accessible via phone, tablet, computer, or headset for VR: https://framevr.io/the-next-evolution-awe-nite-chicago

-OR- Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/

Why Oil & Gas Safety Training Is Failing (And How VR Fixes It)
https://www.vrvisiongroup.com/vr-safety-training-oil-gas/
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Upstream oil and gas operations have never moved faster. Automated rigs, digital twins, AI-driven predictive maintenance, IoT-connected equipment — the pace of technology adoption across the sector has compressed what used to take a decade into a few years. That's mostly good news. But there's a problem nobody talks about at the leadership level: the workforce has no way to keep up.

Traditional safety training — classroom sessions, printed SOPs, eLearning modules built five years ago — was designed for a different era. It assumed a relatively stable set of equipment, procedures, and risk profiles. That assumption no longer holds. When the technology changes faster than the training, the gap between what workers know and what they need to know quietly widens. Incidents follow.

VR Safety Training for Oil & Gas: Cut Incidents by 30% Technology in oil & gas is outpacing workforce training. See how enterprise VR training reduces procedural errors by 30% and closes the compliance gap.

Measuring VR Training ROI for Energy & Utility Workforces
https://www.vrvisiongroup.com/vr-training-roi-for-utility-workforces/
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Your most experienced linemen, substation operators, and field technicians are retiring. The institutional knowledge walking out the door took decades to build. The new cohort coming in needs to get competent — fast. Here's how leading utilities are using VR simulation training to close that gap and prove the ROI.

In This Article:
-The scale of the problem utilities are facing
-Why traditional utility training fails the ROI test
-The four ROI categories that matter
-How to structure the measurement
-What utility-specific VR training looks like
-Getting started: the pilot framework
-Frequently asked questions

The training programs that most utilities still rely on — instructor-led classrooms, printed SOPs, occasional equipment walkthroughs — were designed for a different era. They don't scale, they don't replicate the stress of a live scenario, and the research on retention after 90 days is not encouraging.

Virtual reality training changes that equation. This post breaks down exactly how utilities and energy operators are measuring the return on investment when they deploy

Measuring VR Training ROI for Energy & Utility Workforces See how energy & utility companies measure real ROI from VR simulation training — safety savings, time-to-competency, compliance, and cost per learner.