Manufacturing Applications
Operations Training
Valcre Marketing is using augmented reality to change the way people learn and remember information. With augmented reality, trainers and subject matter experts can create work instructions that are easy to understand, and that people can remember more easily. As a result, employees are more engaged and make fewer mistakes. augmented reality is changing the way we train people and help them master new skills.
Maintenance
The future is here and it's happening now. With our featured AR solution, you can document all the maintenance steps in your facility without ever having to leave them guessing about what tools are needed for different tasks! You'll be able make quick videos that show exactly how things should look when completed, as well engineering prints which will provide detailed information on everything from pipe layouts down right to the hinges of the door at their office.
Augmented reality is the future of maintenance. With our featured AR solution, you can document all the maintenance steps in your facility utilizing short videos, engineering prints and calling out proper tools. Within minutes, you can harness the power for AR to make your life easier!!
Safety
Most people think of augmented reality (AR) as something used for gaming or entertainment purposes. However, AR can also be used for more practical applications, such as safety audits.
In a traditional safety audit, an auditor would carry around a clipboard with a checklist of items to inspect. With AR, the auditor can have a digital overlay of the inspection path, which can be saved as proof that the audit was completed. This is especially useful for team leaders responsible for their own areas, as they can conduct audits themselves. Additionally, the safety manager can review videos of the AR walkthroughs to ensure that everything is being done correctly.
Overall, using AR for safety audits can provide a more efficient and effective way to manage safety in a facility. Additionally, the exercise of creating a safety audit in AR can help to create more awareness of safety procedures and protocols.
Additionally, safety can be further enhanced with Virtual Reality (VR). VR can be used to create simulations of hazardous environments that are too dangerous to put trainees in directly. By using VR, trainees can get a realistic idea of what they might face in a real-life situation without putting trainees at risk. See our VR page to learn more.