Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are part of the new "technological building blocks" for the industry of the future, aka Industry 4.0. But it is clear that many companies are either struggling or slow to move beyond the POC stage when it comes to integrating these new technologies. Why? The prospects for gains are significant, but deployment is complex, ROI remains long, and organizational changes are profound.
And the icing on the cake: Revinax tutorials can also help companies advance towards Industry 4.0, by helping to train teams using new technology!
Revinax tutorials guarantee optimal user immersion and strong sensory and emotional stimulation through the combination of subjective-viewpoint 3D video and a VR environment.
Because learners are fully engaged in the experience and free from any distraction, they memorize information, experiences, and technical know-how better and faster.
The immersive potential of Revinax tutorials is significantly enhanced by the use of 3D videos captured directly in the user’s work environment.
When learners find themselves in their usual (familiar) work environment, learning and confidence increase.
This realism also generates a strong emotional response, particularly useful when sensitizing or preparing users for dangerous, stressful, or unusual situations (incidents, accidents, critical situations, etc.).
Although realistic, immersive tutorials offer a completely dematerialized experience that is not tied to any limitation of place or time:
users no longer have to be on-site or at the equipment to learn how to operate it. There is no need to shut down a production line or cut into work time to train team members.
Run on the Revinax platform, your immersive tutorials are available to your users 24/7. They can be viewed on a VR headset as well as on a smartphone, tablet, or computer (in 2D mode).
Users can access your content wherever and whenever they choose... and as often as needed to keep their skills active and available.
This flexibility makes Revinax tutorials particularly suited for repeated use, as a "reminder" of instructions that may be neglected over time or during refresher courses.
The Revinax solution is completely scalable: your immersive tutorials can be offered to as many people as you want with a limited investment. After the initial design costs, the "only" other purchase is VR headsets (mobile/autonomous).
Even a basic VR cardboard with a smartphone can suffice! Compare this to the budget required for a face-to-face solution, with all the logistical costs and training time to schedule.
Through virtual reality and first-person 3D video, users can be immersed in a completely realistic (and familiar) environment in which potentially dangerous situations can be simulated without putting them at the slightest risk.
This makes immersive tutorials ideal tools to raise team member awareness of certain risks or improve how they manage delicate or dangerous situations.
Another advantage of using video in Revinax immersive tutorials is that production cost and time is significantly lower than for a 100% CGI production.
Your first tutorial can be ready in less than one month!
Immersive tutorials are perfectly suited to training teams to perform a set of technical gestures that are part of a production process.
Thanks to the immersive environment and first-person 3D video, learners are able to quickly acquire optimal mastery with a maximum level of quality (minimum error rate). All this without idling production tools or exposing learners to accident risks.
Immersive tutorials can be used to increase the operational efficiency and responsiveness of maintenance teams on the production site. For example, they can address:
Thanks to its immersive technology (VR & first-person 3D video), Revinax immersive tutorials are particularly impactful tools for heightening risk awareness and reviewing safety instructions. They guarantee strong sensory and emotional stimulation for optimal user engagement. Using videos filmed in the workplace maximizes team awareness.
These experiences are immersive... yet virtual: staff members are alerted to security issues without being exposed to any risk. Unlike conventional training, virtual experiences don't require mobilizing personnel and workplaces over long periods.
