VR firm lands major contract with British wind consortium
Dublin-based Vrai has raised €1.2 million to provide virtual reality training to staff who operate highly complex machinery
An Irish virtual reality firm has secured a new contract to provide training to a major British offshore wind energy group.
Dublin-based Vrai, led by Pat O’Connor and Niall Campion, has won the business from the Offshore Wind Growth Partnership following a bumper fundraising year in 2020.
“We raised €1.2 million over the last eight months or so. That has allowed us to expand what we are doing. We have opened an office in...
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