Guy Entract, PhD.
A manufacturer-trained scientist and former scientific-instrument applications specialist building realistic VR training and mixed-reality guidance.
Instrument experience, training practice, and software in one pair of hands.
VARLIS scientific training is built from hands-on experience installing, supporting, demonstrating, and teaching analytical instruments - not from product sheets alone.
Guy's background spans PhD chemistry, pharmaceutical laboratories, scientific-instrument applications and support, and end-to-end work in Blender, Unity, XR, and software development. That combination keeps the science, the simulated instrument, and the training workflow honest with each other.
- PhD chemist with laboratory, applications, installation, training, and support experience.
- Formal manufacturer training on Waters, Mettler-Toledo, and Malvern Panalytical systems.
- Scientific modelling, Unity, XR, and full-stack development in the same hands.
Manufacturer names describe Guy's professional training experience. They do not imply that those companies are VARLIS clients, sponsors, or endorsers.
Two strands, one foundation.
Both draw on the same hands-on scientific and software background - one builds understanding in simulation, the other brings guidance to the real equipment.
Immersive training that reproduces real laboratory instruments and workflows, so teams can learn the procedure - handling, software, sequence - before they ever touch the hardware.
See the training workProject Parallax: mixed reality that recognises a real instrument in the room, aligns its own 3D model over it, and guides the operator through correct procedure - live.
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