ThingLink

Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the platform enables users to add interactive tags containing text, audio, video, links, and other media to images, videos, and 360-degree environments. Content can be authored without coding and deployed across desktop, mobile, and extended reality (XR) devices, including virtual and augmented reality headsets.

The platform incorporates AI-assisted tools to support the creation of immersive scenarios and accessibility features such as automated captioning and text-to-speech. In educational settings, ThingLink is used by teachers and students to produce interactive learning resources, virtual field trips, and simulations of real-world environments.

It is also applied in vocational and technical training contexts, where 360-degree imagery is used to recreate workplace scenarios for skills practice. The platform supports integration with learning management systems and provides tools for sharing, embedding, and tracking learner engagement with published content.

ThingLink is available in multiple languages and is used by schools, higher education institutions, and corporate training providers internationally.