Ludus Global

Ludus Global is a Spanish technology company that builds a virtual-reality training platform focused on occupational health and safety, known in Spanish as prevención de riesgos laborales (PRL). The company describes itself as the first European virtual-reality platform dedicated to strengthening the work of trainers in health and safety, positioning its product not as a generic VR content library but as a tool for professional instructors, in-house safety teams and external prevention services. The platform delivers immersive, realistic safety drills — for example working at height in the electrical sector, or hand-safety scenarios — that let employees practise hazardous tasks in a controlled virtual environment. Recent product updates have moved the experience toward controller-free interaction, so users operate the simulation with VR headsets and their real hands rather than cables and hand controllers. Ludus also emphasises behavioural analytics in extended reality (XR) applied to PRL, using data captured during simulations to inform and improve safety training. Commercially, Ludus sells to companies that train their own employees and to prevention-service providers and training organisations. Its own figures cite 250 clients across 18 countries, roughly 94,750 exercises performed per year, and a 97% annual renewal rate, with customers on four continents. The company maintains a main office in Bilbao, Spain, and a Latin America office in Mexico City. Ludus has received industry recognition: it was named a finalist in the IOSH Awards 2026 in the Digital Transformation of the Year category, cited for its behavioural analytics in XR applied to occupational risk prevention. The company continues to expand its simulation catalogue and its international footprint, with Spanish-language marketing aimed at both Iberian and Latin American markets.

Ludus Global is a Spanish company specialising in workplace safety training through virtual reality. It presents itself as the first European virtual-reality platform focused on enhancing the work of trainers in health and safety, an orientation that distinguishes it from general-purpose VR content providers: the product is built around the needs of professional instructors, corporate safety teams and external prevention services rather than around entertainment or generic simulation. The company's core market is Spain and the wider Spanish-speaking world, and it has built an international customer base reported at 250 clients in 18 countries across four continents. To serve that footprint it maintains a main office in Bilbao, Spain, and a Latin America office in Mexico City. Its commercial model targets two main audiences: companies that train their own employees in occupational risk prevention (PRL), and prevention services and training organisations that deliver safety instruction as a business. Product development has concentrated on making VR safety drills more realistic and easier to run. A notable update introduced hand-based interaction, allowing the experience to be carried out without cables or controllers — the user wears only the VR headset and interacts with their real hands. The simulation catalogue has expanded into sector-specific scenarios, including working at height in the electrical sector, where trainees learn to select personal protective equipment (PPE), work safely and prevent risks through immersive training. Another scenario addresses hand safety, simulating accidents involving the employee's real hands. A distinctive strand of the company's work is behavioural analytics in extended reality (XR) applied to PRL. Rather than treating VR purely as a presentation medium, Ludus uses data captured during simulations to analyse behaviour and inform safety training. This focus earned the company recognition as a finalist in the IOSH Awards 2026 in the Digital Transformation of the Year category. Ludus reports strong engagement metrics, including roughly 94,750 exercises performed per year and a 97% annual renewal rate, which it uses to argue the business case for VR-based safety training to both enterprises and prevention-service providers. The company continues to release new simulations and to market the platform across Europe and Latin America.

• Ludus Global operates as a Spanish VR occupational safety training platform with a main office in Bilbao and a Latin America office in Mexico City.

• Company reports 250 clients in 18 countries, about 94,750 exercises per year and a 97% annual renewal rate.

• Product update enables controller-free, cable-free VR simulations using the user's real hands.

• New VR simulation released for working at height in the electrical sector.

• Ludus named finalist in the IOSH Awards 2026, Digital Transformation of the Year category.

The first European virtual-reality platform focused on empowering health and safety trainers, sold to companies and prevention services.

• Ludus VR training platform for PRL

  A virtual-reality platform for occupational health and safety training, aimed at trainers, companies and prevention services.

• Working at height in the electrical sector (VR simulation)

  Immersive simulation teaching PPE selection, safe working and risk prevention.

• Hand-safety VR simulation

  Simulates accidents involving the employee's real hands, now without cables or controllers.

1. 1Plataforma de Formación en PRL con Realidad Virtual | Ludusludusglobal.com
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