Moth+Flame VR

Typical workplace learning and development involving slide presentations has fallen flat, despite the best efforts of the most enthusiastic instructors to engage learners. This has been the norm for a number of training programs within the public and private sectors. Stagnant training models and limited resources are resulting in low engagement, low employee retention, and slow skill-building of workforces. The next generation of technology can help organizations improve the engagement of their workforce in training.

Through immersive Virtual Reality (VR) technology, the United States Air Force addressed current inefficiencies and constraints with technical skills learning while providing previously unseen rates of engagement and retention that are exponentially higher than traditional learning models. The Department of Defense is using our product on high stakes conversations where the outcome can mean life or death. In the commercial space Moth+Flame is working with Fortune 500 companies to help their workforces develop competencies on some of their most important topics like diversity, equity, and inclusion and emotional intelligence.

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  Moth+Flame Raises $2.5M to Expand Its Immersive VR Work Training Tech

  Road to VR · Jun 23, 2021

  Moth+Flame, a creator of VR training software, today announced it’s garnered $2.5 million in seed funding to expand the scale of its workplace VR training technology. The New York-based company’s latest funding round was led by Bee Partners with additional investment from First In, Meeting Street Capital, Service Provider Capital, Spacecadet, and Dan Farah, producer …

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  Moth+Flame Raises $2.5M for its Immersive VR-Powered Training Technology Platform

  AlleyWatch

  The market for VR training is expected to surpass $294B globally by 2030. VR learning to train people is more cost-efficient and effective than training in classrooms and online learning. In a recent PWC study, VR learners completed training 4x faster than classroom learners; VR learners were 4x times more focused than online learners and 1.5x more than classroom learners. Moth+Flame is a specialist in providing immersive VR training for the public and private sectors. The company focuses both on soft and hard skills focusing on things like workforce programs for diversity and inclusion and suicide prevention through conversational and role-play simulations; physical training simulations include pilot training and aircraft maintenance training for military applications. AlleyWatch caught up with Founder and CEO Kevin Cornish to learn more about how is time working with Taylor Swift inspired the business, the company’s strategic plans, and recent round of funding from investors that include Bee Partners, First In, Meeting Street Capital, Service Provider Capital, and Spacecadet.