Manufacturing
and Training
AR/VR/MR eLearning solutions encompass the workforce to learn in order to deal with industrial working environments to create inspiring and innovative product designs.
Augmented Reality
New Way of Learning
Allows for visual, aural, and tactile teaching.
In real-time, offers step-by-step visual and audio directions. Aids workers in more effectively navigating the production and warehouse. Provides step-by-step directions by identifying the right tools and pieces for a task. Provides real-time feedback and alerts you when you make a mistake. Overlays important performance indicators and operational data on equipment to show how the plant reacts to changes.
Assured Quality
Because AR allows for timely maintenance, production downtime is reduced and output is increased sequentially. However, increasing production won’t help if the product doesn’t meet quality standards. AR may also be used to evaluate the quality of a product.
Zero-Defect Reinforcement
AR may also help prevent manufacturing mistakes. Workers begin to evaluate and solve issues in a successful and timely manner if they can use AR to assist them in conducting equipment or quality checks without consulting a guidance manual or engineer.
Intangible Training
Employees may engage with the environment while receiving step-by-step audio/visual instructions, alerts for errors or improper motions, and digital identifications of various equipment elements.
Virtual Reality
Training
Once employees put on a headset, they are immersed in a very realistic and engaging virtual world. Users may have a full-scale immersive experience thanks to detailed visuals and clear guidance. Manufacturers can use VR training to instruct their employees using digitally mimicked equipment. Manufacturers may reduce the downtime of productive materials by using this functionality.
Interesting Way of Learning
Manufacturers may benefit from virtual reality training simulators in a variety of ways, including a budget, effort, safety, and accessibility. However, these aren’t the only advantages of this cutting-edge technology. One of the most important advantages is the opportunity to repeat the instruction again and over.
Modelling
Prototyping is generally part of the design process in manufacturing.
The new product model is created for inspection, testing, and trial, after which it is determined if it is ready for production or requires change.
Whenever the product is a complicated piece of machinery, creating a prototype might be rather pricey. Furthermore, if the prototype requires further refinement, the expenses may rise even further.
Even after factoring in the expense of developing a virtual reality software, the overall expenditures may be less than producing a series of physical models.
Mixed Reality
Advance Support Service Tools
Mixed reality technologies may be used by firms to teach their employees. A technician using an MR headset, for example, can view a holographic representation of a piece of equipment like an engine and virtually disassemble it to check its inner workings. This saves time, energy, and resources that would otherwise be used to examine the physical equipment.
Troubleshooting
Mixed reality also enables the production of virtual cues and instructions that may be followed by other personnel. By pinning or marking a certain spot, other workers might be alerted that an area or gadget need their attention.
Customer Support
Connect with distant specialists via secure video and audio chats across low-bandwidth connections to get the resources you need to finish any work.
Support
Workers may be able to see all of the information they need to accomplish their jobs visually utilizing mixed reality technologies, allowing them to work quickly and more efficiently.