CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 is almost here, and ForgeFX Simulations is bringing the future of heavy equipment operator training to Las Vegas.
As the construction and heavy equipment industries continue to face increasing demands for safety, productivity, and workforce readiness, immersive simulation has emerged as a practical, scalable solution. At this year’s show, ForgeFX will demonstrate how VR-based operator training is moving beyond innovation headlines and delivering measurable operational impact.
Visit ForgeFX in North Hall, Booth 10330
ForgeFX Simulations will be exhibiting in North Hall, Booth 10330, where attendees can experience firsthand our latest VR-based operator training simulators built specifically for PICO XR devices.
We’re pleased to be joined in our booth by representatives from PICO XR, demonstrating how tightly integrated hardware and training software create high-performance, enterprise-ready solutions.
Our immersive training systems are designed to help operators develop real-world skills in a safe, controlled environment, as well as reduce risk and improve safety outcomes. ForgeFX Simulations helps our customers accelerate their operators' time-to-competency, increase confidence before operating live equipment, and support workforce development initiatives at scale
By replicating real equipment behavior, jobsite scenarios, and operational challenges, ForgeFX simulations allow trainees to build muscle memory and decision-making skills without exposing equipment, personnel, or production schedules to risk. For heavy equipment manufacturers and industrial organizations, this means improved readiness, reduced downtime, and stronger long-term workforce capability.
From Iron to Impact: Greg Meyers to Speak at CONEXPO
In addition to live demonstrations at the booth, ForgeFX CEO Greg Meyers will present: “From Iron to Impact”, Ground Breakers Stage, Wednesday, March 4 at 3:00 PM.
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| ForgeFX Simulations at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 — VR operator training simulators built for PICO XR, Booth N10330. |
This session will explore how immersive simulation is transforming operator training across the heavy equipment sector.
Drawing on years of collaboration with leading OEMs and equipment manufacturers, Greg will share practical insights on:
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How simulation has evolved from experimental technology to operational strategy
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Lessons learned from implementing immersive training programs at scale
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The measurable safety and performance outcomes manufacturers are seeing
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Why workforce development now requires immersive, repeatable, data-driven training
The presentation reflects decades of experience working alongside industry leaders to modernize training approaches while preserving operational excellence.
Transforming Operator Training for a Changing Industry
The heavy equipment industry is undergoing significant change. Workforce shortages, increased safety expectations, and rising equipment complexity demand smarter training solutions.
Traditional methods alone are no longer sufficient to prepare operators for modern jobsite realities.
Immersive VR-based training provides a powerful complement to hands-on experience. It enables repetition without risk, performance tracking without downtime, and scalable deployment across multiple locations.
At ForgeFX Simulations, we’ve spent more than 20 years developing advanced training simulators that bridge the gap between equipment engineering and human performance. Our work at the intersection of simulation, virtual reality, and industrial training continues to push operator development forward.
CONEXPO 2026 provides an opportunity to experience that evolution firsthand.
Join Us in Las Vegas
If you’re attending CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, we invite you to:
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Visit North Hall, Booth 10330 to experience our VR-based operator training built for PICO XR
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Attend Greg Meyers’ session, “From Iron to Impact,” on Wednesday at 3:00 PM
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Connect with our team to discuss how immersive simulation can support your training objectives
We look forward to the conversations, demonstrations, and insights that will shape the next generation of heavy equipment operator training.
See you in Las Vegas.


















