StaplesVR in the News & Media

Heading to EATS 2025 in Portugal next week? Stop by booth number 511 to try out some of the newest VR training products from StaplesVR.

New Zealand-based immersive technology company StaplesVR announced it has closed a $5.25 million funding round. The company provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) virtual reality training modules for airlines and military organizations.

On 19 May 2025 the 2024 Minister of Defence Awards of Excellence to Industry were presented by Hon. Judith Collins KC. Since 1998 these awards have highlighted and acknowledged the major contributions made by industry to New Zealand Defence.

Immersive reality company StaplesVR has kicked off a $7 million capital raise, its first finding round after several years of organic growth.

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The buzz surrounding virtual reality (VR) was palpable at this year's World Aviation Training Summit (WATS) 2024, signalling a significant shift toward embracing innovation in aviation training. From captivating keynote sessions to insightful panel discussions, VR emerged as the hot topic of conversation among industry leaders and experts.

StaplesVR, with RNZN's Karl Vetter and Kevin Heveldt, wins NZDF Innovation of the Year for VR training. Their simulation programs enhance safety, reduce resources, and address key training areas. The technology gains enthusiasm, expanding across NZDF. Deployment on ships set for next year.

Minister of Defence Awards of Excellence to Industry honour businesses supporting Defence during COVID-19. Winners include Staples VR for a virtual reality simulator, CAE NZ for a helicopter simulator, and Babcock NZ for innovative COVID-19 safety measures. Special awards recognize outstanding individuals like Keith Auterson and Lucy Sykes for their dedication beyond expectations.