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Natural Gas
To learn to recognise a gas leak.
Immersive training
Immersive training: train in real-life conditions
In the field, smell is often the first sign of danger. In training, it is almost always missing. Aromadrome brings it back into the simulation room.
Request a demoSimulations closer to real conditions
Learning to recognise danger by smell
Scents synced with VR scenarios, with nothing on the headset
One set of equipment for several trades: energy, industry, safety, healthcare
Recommended scents
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Smoke
For evacuation and firefighting drills.
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Kerosene
For aviation and logistics trades.
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Mechanical Grease
For mechanical maintenance workshops.
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Welding
For boilermaking and welding training.
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Disinfectant
For hygiene protocols in care settings.
The challenge
A gas leak, a fire starting, a chemical product: in real life, you smell them before you see them. VR training reproduces image and sound, but rarely smell. Yet this is exactly the signal trainees need to learn to recognise.
A typical day
The trainee enters the virtual boiler room. A few seconds later, a smell of gas spreads through the room: they must locate the leak and apply the procedure. In the next exercise, smoke announces a fire. Sequences are replayed identically at every session.
What it changes for you
A procedure learned in realistic conditions is better remembered. Scent adds an authentic warning signal and makes the exercise more engaging. It is also a differentiator for a training provider.
Let's add scent to your training
Tell us about your trades and scenarios: we will suggest the relevant scents and how to integrate them into your exercises.