OBERON TECHNOLOGIES INC

Oberon Technologies Inc. specializes in developing extended reality (XR) solutions for technical training and mission-critical simulations, with a focused expertise in virtual reality (VR) content creation for nuclear regulatory environments. The company designs immersive, scenario-based learning experiences that replicate complex operational settings—such as nuclear medicine patient rooms and nuclear power plant facilities—to enhance workforce readiness and procedural accuracy. Their technical capabilities encompass 3D environment modeling, interactive scripting, spatial audio integration, and real-time data-driven feedback systems tailored for government training applications. Oberon’s differentiation lies in its ability to translate highly technical nuclear safety protocols into intuitive, scalable XR experiences that meet stringent federal compliance and usability standards. The contractor maintains a consistent and deep engagement with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, delivering customized XR proof-of-concept projects that support regulatory training, emergency response drills, and facility orientation. Their work for this agency centers on building repeatable, standards-aligned virtual environments that enhance competency validation without requiring physical access to sensitive or high-risk sites. Oberon’s primary industry focus is custom computer programming services under NAICS 541511, where they apply software development and simulation engineering to create specialized training platforms. This positions them as a niche provider in the federal edtech and workforce development space, particularly within nuclear energy and health physics sectors where hands-on training is constrained by safety or logistical barriers. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Ypsilanti, Michigan, Oberon Technologies operates without federal certifications but demonstrates targeted expertise in immersive technologies for high-stakes government missions. Their geographic presence supports federal procurement needs through agile, remote-capable development teams focused on mission-critical simulation delivery.