Gemba, a virtual reality workforce training platform, is set to become the leading enterprise metaverse platform after securing $18 million in funding. A Series A funding round led by Parkway Venture Capital brings the platform’s value to his $60 million.
This platform is specialized for Virtual Reality as a Service (VRaaS). Its proprietary VR technology combines software, content and services. It is therefore suitable for global companies looking to train a distributed workforce in various mediums. VR headsets can be used for highly immersive learning programs, simulated factory tours, and live training events.
Nathan Robinson Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Gembasays the platform is a useful tool for transformational leaders. It helps solve the biggest challenges of deploying powerful and effective training at scale. And this is done in an attractive and cost-effective way.

What funding means for Gemba and Metaverse
The CEO has a big smile on his face as this round of funding has some implications for the future of the enterprise metaverse platform.talk on the way Presentation About the deal he said: “The field is at the forefront of the new enterprise metaverse. Gemba is the right solution at the right time and we are excited to welcome Parkway VC as a partner in our joint mission to help people and organizations thrive in the next era of work.”
Jesse Coors-Blankenship, General Partner and Co-Founder Parkway Venture Capital, was equally excited.he venture “We are thrilled to welcome Gemba to our growing portfolio of future pioneering technologies at the intersection of AI, VR and simulation.”
Gemba was founded in 2013. Since then, we have earned the trust of over 4,000 executives. These head honchos work for over 675 different companies, including Pfizer, Dell, Philips, Nike, and more.
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