Best VR and AR Companies in Mexico (2026)

Fyware (San Luis Potosí)

Fyware is a Mexican virtual and augmented reality company for industry, founded in 2017 in San Luis Potosí, with 750+ projects delivered to 130+ clients in 16 countries, clients like Gerdau Corsa, Cummins and Medverse, and teams working in US Central Time. Its ground is immersive industrial training, safety simulations and digital work instructions with GIRI (62.3% fewer errors and US$1.5M recovered per year in a 250-person plant). It is the only provider on this list that publishes its metrics and its investment ranges, with its own ISO-compliant work instructions platform and a training ecosystem that runs 100% offline on the plant floor. Verifiable outside this site: 15 client reviews on Clutch with a 5.0 rating, and an Auggie Awards 2026 finalist (AWE USA) in the Best Enterprise Solution category. It also covers real estate visualization, event experiences and dedicated nearshore XR development teams.

Disclosure: this guide is published by Fyware. The facts in this entry can be checked in the linked sources; the ones about every other company come from their own public material.

LatAR (Puebla)

A Puebla-based company with projects across Mexico, focused on virtual and augmented reality for manufacturing, automotive and mining plants: safety training, critical procedures such as lockout/tagout, and prototype validation. Its public material is built on the safety standards of STPS, Mexico's labor authority. It fits well when your plant sits in the Puebla-Tlaxcala automotive corridor.

Yeltic (corporate learning)

Yeltic builds AI-powered training content and LMS platforms: personalized courses, conversation simulators and omnichannel content. It fits well when you need online training at scale for office or commercial staff; if what you need is an operator physically practicing a procedure on your own equipment, that is not the same as an online course.

EVA VR (Querétaro)

Its leadership and one of its co-founders also sit at Actwa, a civil protection consulting and training firm in Querétaro. It reads as the VR arm of a training company more than an immersive development studio, and its process closes with the DC-3 certificate required by STPS, Mexico's labor authority. That fits well when the priority is documenting the training; any program meeting the requirements generates that record, as we explain in our DC-3 and virtual reality guide.

Inmersys (Mexico City)

An immersive experience agency with a long track record in marketing, retail and brand work: activations, virtual tours and augmented reality for consumer campaigns; its catalog also includes corporate training. It fits well when your project is a marketing campaign or a retail activation. For a plant-floor project, ask for cases with metrics from the same kind of operation.

VisualMA (Guadalajara)

A studio with more than fifteen years whose ground is audiovisual work and experience design: virtual production and virtual sets with Unreal Engine for film, television and advertising, 3D mapping and corporate events. Their catalog also includes training, though their signature sits on the production side. It fits well when your project has a staging component.

How to choose: 4 questions before requesting a quote

If you are still defining the project, our virtual reality training guide for companies explains when it makes sense, what results to expect and how to start, and our guide to virtual reality in Mexico sums up uses, prices and named projects. If your need is inspection, work instructions or pre-sales, uses and costs are in our guide to augmented reality in Mexico. With that clear, ask these four questions:

• Is your project about operations or marketing? Industrial simulation and brand activation are different disciplines; ask for cases of the exact type of project you need. Multinational marketing agencies such as Barcelona-based Two Reality also operate here; if your project lives on the plant floor, that is not the profile you are looking for.
• Do you need it to work without internet on the plant floor? Many solutions depend on the cloud; in industrial environments that can be a blocker. Ask explicitly about offline operation.
• What metrics do their previous cases report? Be wary of pretty demos with no numbers: ask for error reduction, training times or documented savings.
• Is the budget clear from the start? We publish our real ranges in our guide on how much VR training costs so you arrive at the conversation with the right expectations.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best virtual reality company in Mexico?

It depends on whether your project is about operations or marketing. For industrial training, safety and work instructions, ask for published metrics, cases of the same type of project and price ranges before the first call; for brand activations, ask for the campaign portfolio. No company is the best at everything.

How much does a virtual reality project cost in Mexico?

A custom enterprise project starts at $10,000 for delivery inside Mexico and $15,000 for delivery abroad, and rises with the number of procedures, realism and integration with your data. Renting a configured headset starts at MXN 2,500 a day.

Which augmented reality companies operate in Mexico?

Fyware, LatAR, Visualma, Two Reality and Inmersys, each with a different profile: industrial operations, plants in the Puebla-Tlaxcala corridor, catalogs and filters, multi-country campaigns, and brand and retail. Uses, costs and profiles are in our guide to augmented reality in Mexico.

How do I compare VR quotes?

With the same table for every vendor: cases with a figure and its source, ownership of the development with no per-headset licenses, who provides the technical content, how the session is supervised and what return they model. If one falls in two columns, you already have two finalists.

How much does a VR headset cost in Mexico?

Rented and configured with your content, from MXN 2,500 a day per headset, about US$140. In an enterprise project the hardware is the small part of the cost compared with the content and its maintenance.

Our honest recommendation

No company is the best at everything, but the decision criterion is simple: ask for published metrics, cases of the exact type of project you need, and clear investment ranges from the first call. On this list, Fyware is the one that puts all three on the table before you ask: 62.3% fewer operational errors, US$1.5M recovered per year with GIRI, up to 60% savings on training and public pricing. If your project is industrial, start the conversation with us and compare with whomever you want: that comparison is exactly the one we want you to make.