Overview
Rhinox helps companies unlock their potential through immersive technology. They deliver VR/AR modules for training, simulation and visualization needs, with case studies including rainwater simulation, forklift training, electricity simulation, and workflow optimization for clients like Picanol, Deceuninck, and Media Markt.
In the news
- Curious about how XR is making its way into the workplace? In the latest episode of Limburg Next, our colleague, Alex Stiévenart shares his perspective on immersive technology and what we’re working on at Rhinox. 🎥 His part starts around 15:15 - definitely worth a watch if you want to know more about how XR can be used in practice. #XR #VirtualReality #ImmersiveTechnology #WorkplaceInnovation
- XR is moving from the demo room to the workplace. In episode 3 of Limburg Next, they explore how XR is being used for training, simulation and support on the work floor. That’s exactly where we come in at Rhinox: we develop immersive VR and AR solutions that help people learn, practise and prepare for real-world situations. Curious to see what XR can do in your workplace? 👇 #XR #VirtualReality #ImmersiveTechnology #WorkplaceInnovation
- Technology is evolving rapidly. But its true value isn't measured by how advanced it is, it's measured by the impact it creates. Our mission is to transform the way people learn, train, and visualize complex environments. Through our passion for game technology and other emerging technologies, we want to fulfil and innovate the current industry's needs for training, simulation and visualization. We want to provide a cost-effective and efficient way of training people, simulating work environments and visualizing complex
- What if training could feel like the real thing? That’s one of the opportunities XR brings to the workplace. By creating realistic, immersive environments, people can practise, learn and build experience in a safe and controlled way. And this is exactly what we do at Rhinox: we help companies unlock their full potential through immersive technology. The second episode of Limburg Next takes a closer look at how XR can be used as a training tool. Definitely worth a watch if you’re interested in the future of immersive training.
- Training should be the place where mistakes happen. Not on the factory floor, not at construction sites, and certainly not during maintenance. Virtual training gives people the freedom to fail, learn and improve in a safe environment. Every error in VR means fewer real-world errors down the line. #Safety #VRTraining #Learning
- XR is more than putting on a VR headset. It’s about creating new ways to experience, learn, train and interact with digital environments. We’re glad to see TV Limburg België shining a light on Extended Reality and the opportunities it brings to businesses. This first episode of Limburg Next is a great introduction to the technology and where it’s heading. Definitely one to watch if you’re curious about the future of immersive technology. 👇
- Before the first brick was even laid, the Corda Arena already existed. Together with Corda Campus, we developed a digital twin of the future venue, allowing visitors and stakeholders to experience the arena long before construction is completed. From the event hall to the skyboxes and entrance lobby, users can explore the venue in a realistic virtual environment and experience the atmosphere as it will one day come to life. By leveraging virtual reality, projects can: ✓ Visualize spaces before construction begins ✓ Explore
- Technology is often seen as the goal. For us, it's the tool. Whether it's VR training, immersive learning, or simulations, the objective remains the same: Helping people learn faster, work safer, and perform better. Technology is valuable when it creates real impact. #XR #Innovation #Learning #FutureOfWork
Alumni 1 went on to found or lead
Bert WaltnielFounder→Chief Technology Officer / Chief Product Officer at Get Driven
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