zSpace, Inc. provides augmented and virtual reality educational technology solutions for K-12 schools, and career and technical education markets in the United States and internationally. The company provides hardware products to produce devices that deliver a 3D experience that includes Inspire, a current generation laptop product that delivers autostereoscopic 3D graphics which does not require any eyewear or headset; Imagine, a fourth-generation laptop product which delivers autostereoscopic 3D graphics not requiring any eyewear or headset and uses the zSpace hand-held stylus; and Tracked stylus which allows users to interact with the projection of the 3D information, as well as precise interaction with the virtual objects in open space. It also develops and delivers platform management software that enables the distribution, licensing, and management of web enabled applications; and end user applications. In addition, the company provides implementation and professional development services; and training services. Its platform offers a range of educational tools designed for K-12 science, technology, engineering, and math lessons, as well as training skilled trades in areas, such as health sciences, automotive engineering/repair, and software programming and advanced manufacturing. The company was formerly known as Infinite Z, Inc. and changed its name to zSpace, Inc. in February 2013. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.
Big Bend Technical College Preps Students for Industry 4.0 with zSpace AR/VR
Big Bend Technical College is integrating zSpace's Inspire AR/VR platform with existing Amatrol physical trainers to enhance its Industrial Engineering Technology program.
The blended approach allows students to practice on virtual equipment first, maximizing the efficiency of hands-on lab time and expanding access to self-paced training.
This deployment supports the opening of a new 10,000-square-foot Advanced Manufacturing facility and broader workforce development goals in Taylor County.