NEWS AND UPDATES

Modern defence operations require people to train, collaborate and make decisions across locations, domains and organisations. 

Meet us at Fire and Rescue at Gardemoen.

Norwegian company Fynd Reality will deliver its world-leading multiplayer platform Fynd CORE to Ukraine as part of the Nansen Program.

As military training evolves to meet modern operational demands, the need for effective, scalable, and accessible training solutions has become increasingly clear.

How do we enable better decisions in complex, high-risk environments when traditional ways of working no longer hold?

Get a hands on introduction to Fynd CORE with Bjørne Hoff

We are exited to welcome Ukrainian XR company Sensorama Lab as a partner in expanding immersive training solutions for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. 

With the release of Fynd CORE 2.3, we are taking another significant step toward making virtual training environments behave, feel, and perform like the real world. 

 Fynd Reality participated in Exercise HEIMDALL 2026, hosted by the NATO Centre of Excellence Cold Weather Operations (COE-CWO) in Northern Norway above the artic circle. 

Fynd CORE supports the full progression of training, from zero knowledge up to simulator level. This includes familiarization, procedural training, decision-making, coordination, and planning, all the way through simulator preparation and operational use. 

Kristine Kvam, our very own CTO, will present the session “Onboarding without Borders”, exploring how collaborative XR training is reshaping global onboarding and professional development. 

FYND CORE gives organizations the freedom to train across disciplines, domains, and devices in one connected ecosystem. 

 We are excited to partner with Fieldmade to bring their containerized Additive Manufacturing (AM) platform into Fynd CORE, enabling hands-on, virtual training that supports readiness from day one. 

Fynd Reality is proud to be a contributing partner in the newly established national research initiative, MishMash – Centre for AI & Creativity 

Fynd CORE shows that training solutions can also be dual-use, offering immense benefits across sectors. 

At Fynd Reality, we believe that the best training tools are built hand in hand with the people who use them. That is why we are proud to collaborate with Hedmarken Fire Department,to shape and refine immersive training scenarios in Fynd CORE. 

Extended Reality training - and not just as a tech experiment, but as a practical, scalable tool for workforce development. This is where Fynd CORE comes in. 

How can we make radio communication training safer, more cost-effective—and at the same time, more accessible and realistic? That’s the question we set out to explore together with two fire departments, using our XR platform Fynd CORE. 

We are excited to announce the launch of Fynd CORE version 2.2 — a major update packed with improvements that make immersive learning more intuitive, efficient, and powerful. 

This partnership marks a major milestone for Fynd Reality as we continue expanding the use of Fynd CORE in the defense and public protection sector/together with one of Norway’s most experienced suppliers of solutions to these sectors. 

Yesterday marked the final day of IT²EC 2025 at Nova Spektrum, and we’re walking away feeling inspired, grateful – and even more excited about the future of training and simulation. 

 A recent study published in the Open European Journal of Social Science and Education highlights the benefits of immersive learning and how VR training enhances engagement, retention, and skill development 

At Fynd Reality, we believe in fostering collaboration and sharing knowledge with the next generation of AR and VR professionals. Recently, we had the pleasure of welcoming students from the Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality program at Inland University for a behind-the-scenes visit. 

One of the use cases of Fynd CORE transforms traditional procedure training by providing an immersive, flexible, and scalable learning experience that enhances skills, improves decision-making, and reduces training costs. 

With the increasing need for practical, hands-on training in forestry operations, they set out to find a solution that could make learning more accessible, engaging, and effective. Their journey led them to Fynd Reality and Fynd CORE. 

As warfare technology evolves, training methods must keep pace to ensure troops are prepared for complex, high-stakes operations. 

In today’s fast-paced world, businesses and organizations are constantly seeking innovative ways to train their teams efficiently and effectively. VR has emerged as a transformative tool for training, and the statistics are undeniable. 

Challenges ranging from demographic shifts to resource constraints, call for innovative solutions to ensure the sector's continued effectiveness and readiness. 

We are thrilled to share an incredible milestone for Fynd Reality – our Fynd CORE platform has been awarded the Vrinn Award for Best XR Collaboration Platform at the Nordic VR Forum 2024!  

We are beyond excited to welcome Jani Leskinen to the team at Fynd Reality! 

By transitioning from traditional role-playing exercises to VR simulations of the ReSTART-drill, the project seeks to provide students with a training experience that closely mirrors real-world scenarios. 

NSO sought a solution that could be easily integrated into training sessions and transported to various locations. Enter FYND CORE, a versatile training platform perfectly suited to NSO's requirements 

Together with The Inland Higher Vocational College (Fagskolen Innlandet) and Helseinn, we have developed a solution aimed at increasing understanding of welfare technology. 

With Fynd CORE and a digital twin of the Leopard 2 tank, we are equipping Ukrainian troops with the skills necessary to navigate a battle tank, mainly through familiarization and procedures.  

This was one of the questions we sought to answer together with Bergen Fire Department in an innovation project using Fynd CORE 

Fynd CORE used in crisis management involves dealing with threats; before, during, and after they have occurred 

The room allows medical and nursing students to train in pharmaceutical drug handling in a virtual environment. The solution is safe, cost-effective and without the risk of harming patients. 

The Virtual Joint Operations Centre (VJOC) supported NATO’s progressive studies for applying deployed Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR) and/or Fifth Generation (5G) wireless technologies in NATO C2 environments.  

Fynd Reality is working with universities, municipalities, industry, first responders and several other national entities to accelerate decision support experiences. 

Multiplayer multiplatform XR through Fynd CORE – a technical breakdown. Fynd CORE is the result of a multi-year effort spanning multiple projects and sectors, and has given the team the chance to experience the progress of XR development.

Join us on this XR voyage, where simplicity, recognizability, and creativity are the guiding lights. 

Kilde is investing in Fynd Reality AS through its new investment company G64 Vekst. The investment is made in partnership with the regional seed fund First Seed, and a number of employees in Fynd have also chosen to invest further in the company. 

When we set out to create Fynd CORE it was with the intention to unify the features we regularly saw clients needing. Part of this challenge was to remove the barriers that exist between all the different devices we use in our digital life. 

As a gold partner we were of course present with both a large stand and a contributor to the presentations and talks from the stage. 

Together with our CTO, Kristine Kvam, our partner AVR Japan and Bjørne Hoff, they talked about how we collaborate, and which projects we collaborate on, including a Japanese wedding that will take place in Fynd CORE this month.  

Our CTO Kristine Kvam embarked on an impressive European tour this autumn and one of the stops she made was at AWE 2022 in Lisbon, Portugal 

AR or Augmented Reality combines the real world and digital content. The best known use case is perhaps the popular game Pokemon GO, but professional use of AR is also increasing. 

The aim of this project was to sharpen the students' skills when it comes to understanding threats to civilians during war and armed conflicts.