AR and Industry

- Training in Augmented Reality

Training conducted using AR technology is much more effective than traditional training. By superimposing three-dimensional models, images, or information on the screen of AR devices over real images, trainee can see individual components, see how to replace a broken component, or disassemble or assemble a whole.
Each action is discussed as it happens, so the employee knows what the next step should be. He also learns about possible risks that may be the consequence of not following the procedure.

Pharmaceutical company Polpharma uses augmented reality technology to deploy newly hired employees who work on production lines and perform technical machine work.

• an efficient and effective remote training and induction process;
• display of information or prompts to the trainee to facilitate the learning of new skills;
• high safety of technical staff;
• assistance or support from any location in the world – distance as no obstacle anymore;
• no need for the physical presence of an experienced person to conduct or monitor the training;
• shorter training time;
• lower costs associated with inducting new employees or training for new positions;
• the ability to monitor and analyze the course of training.

The “extra sense” with which Polpharma employees have been equipped improves the training process.

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