Simulations and training in virtual reality (VR)
What is it?
Virtual reality is an image of artificial reality created using information technology – a computer vision of objects, spaces and events. It can represent elements of the real world as well as completely fictional one. VR technology has been developing for years and is increasingly used in business. With special goggles and controllers, it allows to move into a created digital world in which the user can perform various activities.
For whom?
One of the more interesting use cases of VR technology in business is specialized training and simulations. It enables large groups of people to be trained in various tasks and procedures in a much shorter time. This increases company security and improves operational efficiency. In a virtual world, you can get conditions that would be dangerous or expensive to recreate in the real world. The entire process can be done remotely. This type of innovative training is increasingly being used by customers in a variety of industries, such as manufacturing, medicine, transportation and logistics, construction, and the chemical industry.
Benefits
▪︎ faster onboarding of new employees
▪︎ multi-language support
▪︎ does not block the production or assembly line for the duration of training new employees
▪︎ there is no risk of damage to the product as a result of incorrect performance of tasks by trained persons
▪︎ does not require excessive use of the most skilled workers
▪︎ ability to conduct training in any place (does not interfere with company operations)
▪︎ multi-language support
▪︎ does not block the production or assembly line for the duration of training new employees
▪︎ there is no risk of damage to the product as a result of incorrect performance of tasks by trained persons
▪︎ does not require excessive use of the most skilled workers
▪︎ ability to conduct training in any place (does not interfere with company operations)