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Work side by side without sharing a room.

Everyone works on their own workstation inside one live session. Teammates and instructors see the work and help directly, and anyone can return to an earlier moment with Replay and the UME agent.

Four workstations, one exerciseIllustrative interface

A session, as it happens

See participants' work and help in real time.

Twenty people are building the same robot cell in simulation. An illustration of how the tools are used together.

ObserveIllustrative interface

Real-time Replay

Missed the last instruction? Ask what happened.

When someone misses a step or loses focus, they don't slow the whole class down. They ask the UME agent, get the help they need, and keep up, while the facilitator keeps the class moving through the curriculum.

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Session knowledge

How a session becomes knowledge the team can use

Every recorded session adds to what your team can draw on. Choose a layer to see what it holds. Knowledge is available only within the access you set for each event.

  1. The agent brings back earlier work: “Here's what we did last week.” New explanations add to it.

  2. Recordings, transcripts, and insights stay with the event, ready to review.

  3. Search the transcript, or ask the UME agent privately with the session's context; it opens the moments behind its answer.

  4. Session insights mark topics and questions as key moments on the timeline.

  5. Each shared screen, the transcript, chat, annotations, documents, and activity are captured separately.

In use at I/ITSEC 2024

The instructor wall on a workshop projector

Every participant's live workstation on the room's screen, with the UME Agent answering a question about the session.

The UME.Studio instructor wall projected in a workshop room, with the UME Agent panel open

Also in the room

Languages, access, and events that persist

  • Follow in your own language

    Speech and chat are translated into each participant's chosen language.

  • Rooms, roles, and access

    Lock rooms, assign roles, restrict events to approved email domains, and add your logo and colors.

  • Persistent events

    Files and results stay in the event between sessions. Workstations can be kept, so people return to the same machine, or start fresh each time.

  • We log in, get a computer, I'm able to manage the class, and the participants can learn, all without fighting technology.

    Robert VanceAEC Workflow Specialist / Industrial Automation Summit partner
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