RealKore engagements range from a single-asset pilot to a multi-site enterprise deployment with custom hardware. Every project gets a fixed scope and a fixed timeline; how you pay for it is a separate conversation, sized to your CAPEX/OPEX position.
Pilot is for proving the concept on one asset class. Mid-tier covers a full vertical with analytics and operator scoring. Enterprise is multi-site, multi-vertical, with custom hardware and integration into your existing ops stack.
Prove the simulator behaviour against one operator class before committing to broader rollout.
A full vertical operating: multiple asset classes, dedicated motion or AR hardware, supervisor analytics.
Multi-site, multi-vertical operations. Custom hardware, IoT bridges to live assets, twin integration with your SCADA / MES.
Every tier above can be billed in the model that matches your capital structure. Hardware and software are priced separately — you can buy one outright and rent the other, mix and match across sites, and switch models at renewal.
Pay the full scope of the deployment up front — hardware, software licenses, content, commissioning. Standard support included for the first year, renewable annually.
Software, content updates, analytics, and support billed as a recurring annual subscription per operator seat or per asset class. Hardware purchased separately.
Motion platforms, custom enclosures, sensor bridges, and IoT hardware sold outright. Software bundled or licensed separately under any of the models below.
Per-asset or per-seat annual license for the RKTS runtime, content library, and analytics. Includes content updates, security patches, and standard support over the year.
Full deployment — hardware, software, content, support — rented under a minimum 12-month commitment. Hardware refresh at end of term. No capital outlay.
Bespoke arrangements where part of the engagement fee is tied to measurable readiness, throughput, or incident-reduction outcomes — defined and audited jointly at the start.
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Industrial simulation pricing is determined almost entirely by scope — number of asset classes, hardware specification, operator count, integration with existing systems, and deployment timeline. A pilot on one forklift and an enterprise deployment across five mining sites differ by two orders of magnitude. Publishing a single number would either undersell complex deployments or overprice pilots. Every quote we give is built against a fixed scope.
Always included: simulator scenarios for the agreed asset classes, RKTS runtime software, session scoring and analytics, commissioning support, and first-year support.
Variable: hardware (motion platform, enclosure, controllers — sized to operator class), content extensions (additional scenarios, languages, regional variants), integration work with your existing LMS / HSE / SCADA / MES.
Not included: on-site facilities preparation, third-party VR headset hardware unless specified, ongoing instructor wages, regulatory certification fees in your jurisdiction.
Pilot tier: one quarter from kickoff to operators-on-system. Mid-tier vertical: 4–6 months. Enterprise multi-site: 6–12 months for the first vertical, with subsequent verticals taking less time as the foundational platform is already deployed. Hardware-only orders typically ship within 8–12 weeks of confirmed specification.
Yes — common for enterprise deployments. A typical pattern: hardware purchased outright for the flagship training centre, software annual licenses for that centre, plus subscription-based access for distributed satellite locations that share content but don't need the full hardware stack. Mixing is encouraged when it matches your CAPEX/OPEX position.
Yes. RealKore is set up to respond to GeM, NIC, MoD, public university, and PSU tenders across India, with EMD / PBG terms typical for the sector. Most of our defence, healthcare, and education-sector engagements come through tender processes — talk to us early so we can support the technical specification phase.
All engagements include first-year support. After that, an annual support & updates plan covers software patches, content library additions, hardware diagnostics, and SLA-backed response. Customers on subscription, software-annual, and annual-rental models include this automatically. One-time-purchase customers can opt in or out at renewal.
Asset classes, operator counts, sites, integration needs. We come back with a tier, a model, and a fixed quote within five working days.