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Reduce the hazards new entrants are exposed to during the training process. Explain procedures & important information before they set foot on site.
Simulate tool and process usage, reduce physical material usage & save money when mistakes happen.
Augment the way that orientation & training content is delivered to your classes. Hold their attention and
Create emergency situations which can not be easily reproduced on real job sites or in the classroom. Put users in a simulated evacuation, fire, or emergency drill.
Accounting to Johnson Johnson, you are 83% more likely to be able to perform a technical task after training in VR. – Venturebeat
When surveying over 300 participants in 40 northern and rural communities in Manitoba most participants enjoyed and engaged with the experience. – BSD
We have worked with companies across Canada and the US to develop high impact solutions for industries like construction.
When exploring VR for construction safety or training we often start by making a few recommendations. Before jumping into the planning phase of a project we encourage you and your team to explore VR technology. This can be done by booking our lab for an exploration session or workshop to begin the process of formally (or informally) exploring what virutal reality can offer. After trying VR, understanding how you want to deploy this technology is critical, will this tool be used to promote your organization or only be used to train?
Absolutely people can learn in virtual reality. The benefit of the technology really shines in the process of augmented classroom training. Using this technology we can bring machinery and tools into the classroom or into a training facility and simulate tool usage, material usage, hazards, and safe work practices without putting the learner in any real life danger.
Simulating a tool is a common request, we have in the past created experiences which simulate power tools in VR or even teach you to weld. These experiences can be found on our portfolio.
Putting factors like budget and scope aside, the only limitations we are bound by is the current state of the constantly evolving technology.
There is no one way to develop a VR for construction application however there are choices. Some of the most common limitations you may encounter include:
On the news section of our website we are always exploring new ways that the VR & XR industries are evolving.
The cost of exploring VR for construction safety can differ from project to project. In order to determine a price point we start with identifying the problem we are trying to solve. From there we focus on the content and how we will deploy your solution. Once we have determined these things we can start to discuss a price.
If your project is cost sensitive, ask us about some of our ready to deploy VR for construction applications or even one of our free XR resources which can be deployed or even customized for a lower budget.
Implementing technology like virtual reality in your organization can be done in a lot of different ways. Book an ideation session today to explore your options.