News · April 2024

Peek into PTR VR: exploring the virtual landscape

PTR's YouTube playlists collect videos about diversity and inclusion in XR and VR, including footage from PTR's own VR experiences and the wider immersive technology landscape.

A first-person view inside a VR scenario, the wearer's own hands raised in front of them.

The playlists

The playlists sit on PTR's YouTube channel. Save this page to return to them and see how VR is used in workplace culture training.

Watch a playlist of videos from PTR's VR experiences, or explore more of what is in those experiences on the XR page, and the client work behind them in the case studies.

Watch

A selection from the channel: PTR events, in-headset demonstrations and partner conversations.

Simon Lowe speaks from a lectern at the PTR VR Library launch in Townsville.
PTR VR Library Launch Event
The Townsville launch, recorded on the night. October 2024.
A workshop bench seen through the headset, a colleague working beside it.
PTR Immersive VR Demo
Inside a PTR VR Library session, seen through the headset. October 2025.
A tutorial group in a glass-walled classroom, one student in a headset.
VR for educators and learners
How educators use the Equal Reality titles in the library. October 2024.
A guide appears on a screen beside a participant wearing a headset.
PTR VR Experience Guide Rosie
Rosie, a guide you can question inside a VR experience. March 2024.
An older woman wearing a headset faces herself across a lounge room.
Walk a mile
A short film on seeing a situation through someone else's eyes. October 2023.
Two founders in a sunlit loft office, one wearing a headset.
Archer's Lab VR
Built for the Accelerator for Enterprising Women. December 2023.

What is on each playlist

Three threads run through the channel: inclusion, the wider XR landscape, and PTR's own case studies.

Two observers watch from behind a low wall as a participant practises in a headset.
Inclusion. Footage from the Equal Reality titles in the PTR VR Library, on diversity and inclusion scenarios.
Two facilitators hand a VR practice session over to each other.
The XR landscape. How PTR facilitates a session, from setup to handover between facilitators.
A clinician addresses a patient shown as a floating panel, seen through the headset.
Case studies. The client work behind the scenarios, matched to the case studies that describe it in full.
A simulated verandah in a remote community, a services officer in the headset waiting at the foot of the steps.

Update, August 2026

This article was first published in April 2024. Since then, PTR's XR page and VR Library have catalogued these in-headset experiences directly on the site, and PTR Labs now hosts live browser demos alongside the YouTube playlists linked above.

See the PTR VR Library or try a demo on PTR Labs.

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Related PTR work

Where the technology in these videos lives on the current site.

A man wearing a headset stands opposite a colleague, each on a marked spot.
XR overview. Virtual, augmented and mixed reality builds, and the headsets they run on.
Two people compare VR Library scene cards at a table.
The PTR VR Library. The full catalogue of ready-to-run titles shown across these playlists.
A nurse wearing a headset takes a handover from a colleague at the ward counter.
Case studies. The client work behind the footage, told in full.
A community nurse sits alone in a carpark, a VR training scenario for healthcare.
Immersive change in healthcare. How hospitals use VR to build workforce culture.
A manager rehearses a feedback conversation with a simulated colleague.
Revolutionise human skills training. The practice case behind the modules in the library.
A facilitator briefs two participants in a workshop.
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WHAT CLIENTS SAY
Keia Hobbs, MD
PTR demonstrated a profound understanding of the intricacies of human behaviour, crucial in crafting meaningful and impactful experiences. I wholeheartedly endorse PTR and their commitment to creating impactful experiences.
Keia Hobbs, MD
Assistant Dean of Graduate Medical Education, University of Illinois Chicago
Martine McCash
Over the past six months, XRHealth Australia has worked closely with People Tech Revolution to co-design innovative immersive applications... supporting workplace mental health and recovery in the transport industry. Simon and his team have been exceptional collaborators: creative, responsive and genuinely committed to human-centred design. Their ability to understand clinical and operational needs and translate complex ideas into safe, realistic VR environments has made the partnership both productive and enjoyable. Together, we are developing practical, evidence-informed tools that build confidence, resilience and coping strategies through structured, real-world scenarios. I highly recommend People Tech Revolution as a trusted technology partner.
Martine McCash
Vice President - Services, XRHealth Australia
Sally Wagnon
From the initial concept discussions to the final execution, PTR demonstrated a commitment to guiding us through what was completely new territory. Their approach was structured and transparent and they always let us know what was achievable given the timeframe and budget.
Sally Wagnon
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Nic Barry
I don't think role plays will ever cut it again in this space. Participants are able to empathise and discuss the experiences... with detail that just wouldn't be possible without actually experiencing it themselves.
Nic Barry
Digital Learning & Organisational Capability, Domain Group
Rhonda Brighton-Hall
They jump back, step away, they gasp, they try to find their voice, they ask to be included and when dismissed, they physically shrink. And when they can't do any of those things, the learning sticks and the real conversations begin.
Rhonda Brighton-Hall
CEO, MWAH - Making Work Human Again
Sean Hunter
Working with the PTR team has been great and I look forward to continuing the relationship and developing more VR training.
Sean Hunter
Director of Systems Transformation, Mater and Mater Education
Christine Mudavanhu
We work together with People Tech Revolution to codesign experiences and we are both committed to creating psychologically safe environments and workspaces.
Christine Mudavanhu
Founder and Principal Consultant, Utano Global
SWGJ Program Lead
VR will be a game changer, helping us create ongoing opportunities for deliberate and safe practice following the live workshop experience.
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