11 recordings sampled, including seven John Deere meetings; not continuous playback. Review used one-minute overview samples and targeted closer inspection. Brief actions between samples, small participant tiles and off-camera activity can be missed.
This result does not establish that qualifying footage is absent from the full collection. A qualifying frame would need to show a verified client wearing and operating a VR headset live during the meeting.
Recording offsets are exact; meeting dates use UTC. Select any frame to enlarge.
Halliburton Simulator Controls Integration
August 19, 2026
Why excluded: Greg Meyers is the ForgeFX presenter, not a client. Wearing the headset is visible; active simulator operation is not established.
The webcam label names Greg Meyers; his shirt carries ForgeFX branding.
“a VR headset that I’ll be wearing like this, if you can see my camera” — Greg Meyers, 03:30.Open Fireflies source ↗
WM Truck Simulation Follow-Up - Forge FX
July 8, 2026
Why excluded: This is a recorded demonstration of ForgeFX’s Dave, not a client using VR live during the call.
A split-screen VR demonstration is inside a PowerPoint video player; its playback bar is retained.
“Here’s a split screen video of Dave on the right here in VR.” — Greg Meyers, 37:16.25.Open Fireflies source ↗
Halliburton <> ForgeFX Real World Control Review
September 8, 2026
Why excluded: An existing demonstration video is being shared. It is not evidence of a client operating a headset during this call; the operator’s affiliation is unverified.
A headset wearer handles suitcase controls beside a projected simulator in shared video footage.
“Yeah, I’ve studied this video quite a bit.” — Dave Vaillancourt, 38:51.20.Open Fireflies source ↗