Cost-Effective, Safe, and In-Depth Training Project
Cost-Effective, Safe, and In-Depth Training Project
Companies with expensive, bulky, or sensitive equipment (e.g., pharmaceutical, logistics, industrial sectors) can now train new operators using virtual models of their machines.
This reduces:
Physical space and maintenance costs
Downtime of real machines
Risk of accidents during training
Additionally, because everything is virtual, it’s possible to:
Demonstrate hazardous scenarios (e.g., improper handling, overheating, safety failures) without any real risk
Explore the interior of machines to better understand their components and operation, as if the structure were being “dissected” in real time — something impossible in a traditional training environment
Companies with expensive, bulky, or sensitive equipment (e.g., pharmaceutical, logistics, industrial sectors) can now train new operators using virtual models of their machines.
This reduces:
Physical space and maintenance costs
Downtime of real machines
Risk of accidents during training
Additionally, because everything is virtual, it’s possible to:
Demonstrate hazardous scenarios (e.g., improper handling, overheating, safety failures) without any real risk
Explore the interior of machines to better understand their components and operation, as if the structure were being “dissected” in real time — something impossible in a traditional training environment
Showcasing Prototypes and Processes Anywhere
Showcasing Prototypes and Processes Anywhere
With Digital Twins, it’s possible to bring machines that don’t yet physically exist — prototypes — to events, investor meetings, trade shows, or remote training sessions using just an MR device.
There’s no need to transport or set up physical prototypes.
Just a digital model, and the world becomes your demonstration room.
This enables:
Presenting products still in the design phase with full visual impact
Reducing logistical costs of transporting heavy equipment
Creating highly engaging technical presentations for commercial, educational, or internal contexts
With Digital Twins, it’s possible to bring machines that don’t yet physically exist — prototypes — to events, investor meetings, trade shows, or remote training sessions using just an MR device.
There’s no need to transport or set up physical prototypes.
Just a digital model, and the world becomes your demonstration room.
This enables:
Presenting products still in the design phase with full visual impact
Reducing logistical costs of transporting heavy equipment
Creating highly engaging technical presentations for commercial, educational, or internal contexts
Cost-Effective, Safe, and In-Depth Training Project
Companies with expensive, bulky, or sensitive equipment (e.g., pharmaceutical, logistics, industrial sectors) can now train new operators using virtual models of their machines.
This reduces:
Physical space and maintenance costs
Downtime of real machines
Risk of accidents during training
Additionally, because everything is virtual, it’s possible to:
Demonstrate hazardous scenarios (e.g., improper handling, overheating, safety failures) without any real risk
Explore the interior of machines to better understand their components and operation, as if the structure were being “dissected” in real time — something impossible in a traditional training environment
Showcasing Prototypes and Processes Anywhere
With Digital Twins, it’s possible to bring machines that don’t yet physically exist — prototypes — to events, investor meetings, trade shows, or remote training sessions using just an MR device.
There’s no need to transport or set up physical prototypes.
Just a digital model, and the world becomes your demonstration room.
This enables:
Presenting products still in the design phase with full visual impact
Reducing logistical costs of transporting heavy equipment
Creating highly engaging technical presentations for commercial, educational, or internal contexts