TradeVision AI uses augmented reality and artificial intelligence to give trades students real-time, expert-level guidance — accelerating training, reducing errors, and closing the skilled labor gap.
Students watch videos and read manuals — but get little real-time feedback during hands-on practice. Dangerous habits form undetected. Half of students never finish. The industry loses billions to callbacks, rework, and workplace accidents.
A student can practice a dangerous wiring technique for weeks before an instructor catches it.
Instructors can’t watch every student at once. Critical feedback moments get missed.
50% of trade school students don’t complete their program — largely due to lack of personalized support.
3.5 million skilled positions will go unfilled by 2030. Current training systems can’t close that gap.
TradeVision AI runs on consumer AR headsets like the Meta Quest 3. The student works with real tools in the real world — the AI watches, guides, and corrects alongside them.
Using a Meta Quest 3, the student enters their training environment with the AI instructor active.
Computer vision identifies tools, components, and actions as the student works — detecting errors before they become habits.
Step-by-step overlays, safety warnings, and performance scores appear in the student’s field of view — just like a master tradesperson watching over their shoulder.
We are currently accepting pilot partners — community colleges, trade schools, and union apprenticeship programs in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region. Pilot partnerships are available at no cost in exchange for student outcome data.
Join us in building the future of trades education — one headset at a time.
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