Digital twin technology is driving how VR revolutionises training and sales. This profoundly changed SIG Combibloc Obeikan’s approach to marketing and training for its filling machine technology.
The initiative began with a comprehensive analysis of SIG Combibloc Obeikan’s requirements and the specific functionalities of their filling machine. Recognising the need for a more engaging and informative training module, we employed a design-thinking approach to develop a VR simulation that not only educates but also captivates the user.
This innovative project also leverages the power of digital twins and spatial computing. It transforms traditional industrial training environments into interactive, immersive experiences.
Utilising advanced 3D modelling techniques, our team constructed a highly detailed digital twin of the filling machine. This model serves as the cornerstone of the VR platform. It enables users to interact with the machine in a virtual space. The simulation includes interactive elements that allow users to operate the machine, observe its mechanical processes, and understand its operational efficiencies without the constraints of the physical world.
The development process involved multiple stages of user testing to ensure the VR experience was intuitive and user-friendly. Feedback from these sessions helped refine the simulation, enhancing its educational value and usability. The final product is a testament to our team’s expertise in integrating cutting-edge technologies like AR and VR with practical applications. The project provided SIG Combibloc Obeikan with a powerful tool that significantly improves the effectiveness of their training programs and sales demonstrations.
