FundamentalVR

FundamentalVR is a medical simulation and training platform for MedTech clinical, manufacturing, and growth teams. Its specialist training and reporting make a strong case for enterprise use, but custom pricing and gaps in clinical coverage narrow its fit.

Overview

Fundamental XR delivers training through VR, mixed reality, augmented reality, AI, haptics, and browser or native mobile and tablet experiences. Simulations can use ready-made or custom imaging and realistic anatomy, with collaboration for tutoring or role-based training. That range gives organizations flexibility in delivery, while the product’s clearest focus remains medical skills development rather than broad, general-purpose training.

The ophthalmology offering uses haptic-enabled VR to train on devices, therapies, and techniques. Objective competency scores, error capture, and learning-curve modeling help teams evaluate how learners improve instead of relying only on course completion. Interventional cardiology, orthopedics, and pharma and drug delivery are coming soon, so organizations in those specialties should not rely on FundamentalVR as a current solution for them.

Key features

Simulation and haptics

Experiences can be deployed across immersive, app, and web formats, including browsers and native mobile or tablet apps. Fundamental Touch is a wireless haptics platform that runs on dedicated servers or embedded devices without a PC; its primary targets are Apple Vision Pro and Meta headsets, with additional platforms on the roadmap. That PC-free approach can simplify deployment for supported headset environments, but it does not mean every headset is supported today.

Simulation supports realistic anatomy, imaging, and collaborative tutoring or role-based training. This makes the platform a better fit for organizations building procedural instruction than for teams seeking a simple video-course library.

Competency and reporting

Fundamental XR Insights tracks learning objectives and performance and is included with every active Fundamental XR contract. Teams can export views to CSV or Excel, schedule reports, and access utilization and outcome data through an API. Single sign-on through an existing identity provider and LMS results writeback over xAPI connect training with existing identity and learning systems, which is useful for organizations that need more than isolated headset analytics.

Security and support

Fundamental XR describes regional data residency, a signed DPA, identity-provider SSO, and de-identification before cross-account views. Its privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with access controls; real-time headset sensor data is generally processed on-device and not stored, and headset-camera images are not accessed or stored. The company also describes regular security assessments and incident response procedures. Support is available through a knowledge base and ticket form.

Pricing

FundamentalVR uses paid, custom pricing; prospective customers are directed to contact the company or book a demo. There are no published tiers to compare, so teams should confirm costs and contract terms directly before budgeting. Insights is included in every active Fundamental XR contract, giving contracted customers reporting and analytics without a separately described Insights plan.

Platforms

FundamentalVR supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, as well as API access. Its mixed delivery model spans immersive, browser, and native mobile or tablet experiences. The headset support list includes Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest Pro, and Oculus Rift S. Fundamental Touch’s primary targets are Apple Vision Pro and Meta headsets.

Who it's for

FundamentalVR is aimed at MedTech organizations training clinical, manufacturing, and growth teams. It is especially relevant where immersive practice, collaboration, and measurable competency matter together. Teams that need training in interventional cardiology, orthopedics, or pharma and drug delivery should wait for those areas to become available or choose a currently supported specialty option.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Haptic simulation combines with competency scoring, error capture, and learning-curve modeling, helping teams assess performance as well as participation.
• Pros: Insights is included with every active contract and supports exports, scheduled reports, API access, SSO, and xAPI LMS writeback.
• Pros: A broad mix of immersive, browser, and native app formats gives organizations multiple delivery routes.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales conversation, making costs harder to compare before a demo.
• Cons: Three named clinical areas remain coming soon, limiting its immediate fit for those specialties.
• Cons: Fundamental Touch has a defined primary headset target set, while additional platform support remains on the roadmap.

Alternatives

Browse Virtual Reality Learning Platforms to compare the wider category. Choose VictoryXR instead if a free plan and trial matter; its HoloTutor Basic plan is free forever and includes monthly AI usage, an AI creator tool, and avatar and environment customization. 3D Organon is a better fit for anatomy learning, with a no-cost Guest tier and a Student subscription at $74.50 a year.

LabTrainingVR: Biosafety Cabinet Edition is a free, narrower choice for a 1.5-hour VR biosafety cabinet experience requiring HTC Vive or Meta Quest 2 and a tracked play area. Openlab is another free option, with a VR headset trial for a limited time. For enterprise training buyers considering another paid platform, Pixaera offers an Enterprise plan priced by demo request and a free trial. VRLab Academy suits science teaching that needs more than 240 experiments, free instructor access, learner management, and LMS integration.

Luminous XR may suit teams creating and hosting XR training content for clients; its FLOW creator package with demo PORTAL starts from £1,450. Oxford Medical Simulation is another paid medical simulation option.

Verdict

Choose FundamentalVR if your MedTech organization needs immersive procedural training tied to competency measurement, reporting, and learning-system integration. Its combination of haptics and analytics is the central reason to shortlist it. Look elsewhere if you need published pricing for straightforward comparison or immediate training coverage in the clinical areas still coming soon.