itSilesia

itSilesia is a Polish software engineering and interactive design firm based in Silesia that builds VR, AR, and web applications for industrial training, sales, and customer engagement. Founded in 2019 (based on FAMUR collaboration timeline), the company has delivered over 120 VR training scenarios and works across heavy manufacturing, retail, real estate, and B2B showroom sectors. Their work spans immersive training platforms, mixed reality product configurators, mobile apps, and interactive 3D visualizations—typically with 2–5 developers assigned per project.

Services and capabilities

itSilesia's main offering is BellVR, an in-house VR training platform designed for industrial and service companies. The platform supports three learning modes: presentation (animated simulation with narration), interactive (step-by-step guidance), and exam (independent performance with logging). Trainees can work individually or in groups; instructors control sessions via a dedicated PC app with pause, highlighting, note-taking, and live voice comms. The web panel manages users, sessions, and content—including a knowledge base and AI-powered chat for resource discovery, plus analytics to flag procedure gaps.

Beyond training, itSilesia develops mobile AR applications, including product configurators and showroom tools. The vending machine MR app for PSPG Poland (4 months, 3 developers) lets users select machine types, customize appearance, interact with interior 3D models, and measure real-world placement via Meta Quest 3. The Davis Fabrics AR configurator visualizes upholstery on furniture models and in real space. They also build web-based sales and CMS applications—including a real estate app for TDJ Estate with 3D catalogs, apartment configurators, and CRM integration—plus custom mobile apps like Urban Guitar (guitar learning with real-time sound recognition) and Udrink (contactless order system for bars and clubs with mobile app, bartender interface, and admin panel).

Technically, they work with Unity 3D, C#, Meta Quest (both 2 and 3), React, Node.js, REST APIs, WebGL, and AI integrations. They handle app design, 3D modeling, UI development, and web platform development in-house.

Notable work

FAMUR S.A., a mining equipment manufacturer, is itSilesia's marquee client. Since 2019, itSilesia has built the SIGMA training room—a VR center where technicians and operators practice machinery procedures safely before touching real equipment. BellVR delivers over 120 scenarios (instructional and exam modules). Grzegorz Marcinkowski, FAMUR's Central Service Department Director, noted the training is "faster, safer, and always accessible" and plans to expand the VR library further. Magdalena Pawłowska, FAMUR's Marketing and PR Director, praised itSilesia's creativity and problem-solving for the pilot project.

Other clients include PSPG Poland (vending machine MR app), TDJ Estate (real estate sales app for Pierwsza Dzielnica development), Davis Fabrics (AR upholstery configurator), and skillbyte GmbH (Masiar Ighani, CEO, endorsed itSilesia's quality execution and creativity). They've also delivered projects for Warsaw's Railway Museum (virtual try-on for uniforms), a carport manufacturer (3D configurator), and developed custom VR games controlled via EEG for focus training and cognitive research. Several clients operate under NDA.

How they work

itSilesia typically assigns 2–5 developers per project and manages timelines flexibly—the vending machine app took 4 months with a 3-person team. They handle full-cycle work: requirements, design, 3D modeling, development, testing, and deployment. For BellVR, they provide ongoing support, analytics review, and content expansion. Testimonials from clients (Mark Bakker, CEO of atSeven; Masiar Ighani of skillbyte) emphasize attention to detail, few bugs in finished products, and active problem-solving. Pricing and formal engagement terms are not disclosed on the website; interested parties are directed to request a consultation.

Team and credentials

No founding date, team size breakdown, or formal certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.) are listed on the website. The CEO is mentioned in testimonials as energetic, detail-oriented, and well-liked by clients and staff. The company publishes a blog on technical topics (Spring Boot security, AI in game dev, VR onboarding) and participated in HackJam, a game development hackathon, where team members explored AI in game creation. No partner status with Meta, AWS, or other platforms is explicitly claimed, though they are an active developer on Meta Quest hardware.