Virtual Reality

Virtual reality (VR) offers tremendous opportunities for plant production and maintenance. By creating digital twins, virtual images of real objects, manufacturers and maintenance engineers can simulate complex processes in real time and solve problems proactively. For example, assembly processes and plant layouts can be virtually tested and optimized before they are actually implemented.

In addition, using VR goggles and digital twins, maintenance technicians can perform repair and maintenance work on hard-to-reach equipment or complex machinery without having to be physically present. This saves time and money and reduces the risk of accidents.

The use of VR and Digital Twins also enables effective training of employees by simulating complex processes and machines in a safe and controlled environment. In summary, VR and Digital Twins can increase productivity, reduce maintenance time and improve safety.

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