Humulo vs Interplay Learning

Humulo provides OSHA-aligned virtual reality safety training with certificates and session scoring. Its offline modules run on standalone PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise and Meta Quest 3 headsets and cover forklift use, lockout/tagout, fire extinguishers, confined spaces, and other topics. The Safety Insights Portal summarizes scores, error patterns, comprehension, and near-miss trends by site. Humulo Workshop lets a VR presenter share an interactive 3D model with desktop, tablet, or phone viewers, or in Microsoft Teams; Workshop is in beta for selected early adopters. Authoring tools support custom modules built from customer procedures and equipment specifications, with cost and timing based on complexity. Integrations include xAPI, SCORM 1.2/2004, and named learning platforms. Enterprise authentication includes SAML 2.0 and Active Directory. Typical deployments are operational within 10–14 days of contract signing.

Interplay Learning provides online and virtual-reality training for skilled trades. Expert-led courses use 3D simulations and VR practice, with catalogs covering HVAC, plumbing, solar, electrical, multi-family maintenance and more. The mobile app page states that users can access more than 500 hours of training, in English and Spanish. Training supports preparation for EPA 608 and NATE certification exams and approved continuing-education hours. Learners can use the web, iPhone, iPad, Android phones and Android tablets. Administrators can automatically assign courses, learning paths and due dates, including dynamic due dates. Integrations include single sign-on, reporting API connections and content integration with Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, D2L and Schoology. Interplay markets solutions for individuals, businesses, educators and workforce-development organizations. Interplay Solo costs $54 a month for individual access and the full course catalog. A free trial is available, but there is no free plan.