Seabery

About Seabery
Seabery is a Spanish technology company headquartered in Huelva, Spain, that develops augmented reality (AR) solutions for technical and industrial skills training. It is best known for creating the world’s first AR welding simulator, which is used by vocational schools, universities, training centers, and industrial companies.
What Seabery does
Seabery focuses on making technical training safer, more efficient, and more cost-effective through AR simulation. Instead of practicing on real materials immediately, trainees use realistic simulators that replicate industrial tasks.
Its main offerings include:
- Seabery Welding Simulator (formerly Soldamatic) – an AR welding training platform.
- Seabery Welding PRO – designed for industrial workforce training and performance assessment.
- Robotic Welding Simulator – trains operators in robotic welding.
- Spray Painting Simulator – teaches industrial painting techniques.
- STEM Welding – introduces welding concepts to students in educational environments.
How the technology works
Unlike virtual reality systems, Seabery emphasizes 100% Augmented Reality. Trainees use real welding equipment—such as a torch and helmet—while digital elements (like the weld pool and feedback) are overlaid onto the real environment. This approach is intended to improve skill transfer while avoiding material waste and safety risks during early training.
Industries served
Seabery’s solutions are used in:
- Technical and vocational education (TVET)
- Automotive manufacturing
- Aerospace
- Shipbuilding
- Railways
- Oil & Gas
- Manufacturing and industrial training
Global presence
According to the company, its technology has been deployed in more than 170 countries and territories, serving educational institutions, governments, and industrial organizations worldwide.
Key benefits
- Safer training with reduced exposure to welding hazards.
- Lower training costs by minimizing the use of consumables.
- Objective performance assessment using digital analytics.
- Faster skill development through guided practice and feedback.
