Ever wished you could play a VR scenario just by talking? No controller, no hand tracking, just your voice. That’s exactly what we’ve made possible. Just speak your answers and move through the story naturally.

Voice control is now available in English, Spanish, Dutch, German, French, and Italian. Activate Voice Control in your scenario settings in Warp Studio to get started.

👉 Read here more about this product update.

You can now set a custom fade-in time for every element in your 180° or 360° scenes in Warp Studio. Select an element in the video editor, toggle “Set custom fade-in time”, and use the slider to decide exactly when it appears. Perfect for smoother storytelling.

This will make your scenarios feel more natural and less rushed, while keeping players immersed.

👉 Read here more about the details of this product update!

Juice Immersive is an award-winning XR specialist, helping young people with special educational needs, health carers, as well as communities and their safety, in the UK.

Their mission is to “utilise immersive technology to solve big challenges and deliver real impact.”

➡️ Read the full inspirational story here!

Owners of a billing (admin) workspace can now set limits on how many scenarios each managed workspace is allowed to publish. This gives you more control and flexibility when distributing publishing capacity across different clients, teams or departments.

With this update, you can ensure fair use and keep a clear overview of scenario distribution, all from your main admin workspace.

Our public scenario sharing pages have a fresh new look, making it easier than ever to explore the courses and scenarios that your trainees have access to. A trainee can just leave their email address and instantly start playing VR scenarios on a headset, smartphone, tablet, or directly in their browser on desktop.

👉 More on how to use public links to share a scenario with multiple trainees.

Our latest update includes improved testing controls, offering powerful new testing controls to make reviewing your scenarios easier than ever. You can now jump directly to any scene, view all elements, and check scoring on the spot.

👉 Testing controls are only visible when using VR controllers or hand tracking, giving you a faster and more intuitive way to fine-tune your scenarios.

The Media Panel lets you add rich 2D content—videos, images, and text—right where learners are looking. Until now, it launched with a simple + icon.

Starting today, you can choose from 12 different icons to match your content: star, info, document, lightbulb, and more.

Just select the Media Panel element in the video editor and pick your favourite look. ⭐️

You asked—we listened! You can now attach 2D images and videos directly to the tooltip (label) of an element in the Flow Editor.

Whether you want to zoom in on safety labels or engine parts, show what’s behind a door, or guide interactive questions with visual cues, media tooltips make your scenarios clearer and more engaging.

Just select an element, hit the Media button in the sidebar, and drop in your file.

👉 Read here more about this new feature.

Yulius Onderwijs is an organization with 14 schools for special educational needs, which helps new teachers get trainings for working with special needs students. The dynamic and sensitive nature of working with these students can be difficult to safely and effectively replicate for practice, especially for new teachers. 😕

Yulius Onderwijs implemented a multi-faceted approach, combining the power of VR with structured reflection and peer learning to build teacher confidence and competence.

➡️ Read the full inspirational story here!

We’ve introduced a new group in Warp Studio called All trainees, which automatically includes every member and trainee in your workspace. This makes it easier to distribute courses and scenarios to everyone in one go, without manually selecting users. 😎

❗️This group is permanent and cannot be deleted.

Additionally, every new workspace now comes with four ready-to-publish demo scenarios, available to share with the All trainees group as examples of different use cases in VR.