Analysis · Professional & Local Services
GRAHAS VR cuts training time and costs with VR
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- Date
- Company
- GRAHAS VR (Square Comp Solutions)
- What it does
- VR and spatial computing for industrial training
- Kind
- Analysis
What they do
GRAHAS VR uses virtual reality and spatial computing to train industrial workers
What happened
The company reduces training time by 40–50% and cuts costs significantly
Why it matters
It has built its own VR headsets and counts TVS Group as a client
The details
- GRAHAS VR, the brand of Square Comp Solutions, redefines industrial training using VR and spatial computing.
- It reduces training time by 40–50% and cuts training costs significantly.
- The company built its own VR headsets and immersive training modules, tackling both hardware and software.
- Its current strengths include VR training libraries, industry-specific modules, and productized immersive solutions.
- Clients include the TVS Group, which integrated GRAHAS VR systems.
- Early backing came from Veltech TBI, and equity funding support from IIT Mandi Catalyst and IIT Mandi iHub and HCi Foundation.
- The company is transitioning from a service-driven model to a product-first future.
The bigger picture
- India's VR ecosystem was emerging when the founder started: no affordable entry-level solutions, limited enterprise adoption, and high hardware costs.
- A challenge was that not every company is ready for structured training, so GRAHAS VR had to find the right customers and educate industries about VR.
- The founder started the company after being denied roles due to rigid policies, not lack of skill.
About the business
- GRAHAS VR redefines industrial training using VR and spatial computing.
- It reduces human error through simulation-based learning.
- The company built its own VR headsets and immersive training modules, tackling both hardware and software.
- Current strengths include VR training libraries, industry-specific modules, and productized immersive solutions.
- Clients include the TVS Group, which integrated GRAHAS VR systems.
- The company is transitioning from a service-driven model to a product-first future.
What happens next
- Transitioning from service-driven to product-first future.
- Upcoming product Canvas: a tool to simplify VR content creation.
- Upcoming product Spaces: a platform to convert 2D websites into 3D and AR experiences.
- Future includes AI integration and spatial computing, moving beyond screens into immersive digital environments.
The deal
- Type
- other
Founders
- Srinivasan Yagnanarayanan, founder
- Sriram Kesavan, co-founder and COO
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