Virtual RealityTraining
VR for skills development
VR training in the workplace
Virtual Reality (VR) technology has proven to be a valuable tool in training scenarios, offering immersive and interactive experiences that can help you understand the requirements of working in various trades.
VR training involves using immersive technologies to teach individuals and job seekers how to perform various roles.
Therefore, VR technologies can be used for hands-on job training across various industries. It’s already taken off in the medical profession and military operations but can be just as effective in manufacturing and customer service.
VR training enables job seekers to practice and refine skills in a controlled and realistic virtual environment.
We already know that in healthcare, VR is used for medical training, surgical simulations, and practising various medical procedures.
Increasingly we are seeing skilled trades developing VR requirements, for example: Construction companies use VR for their health and safety training. VR allows you to train personnel how to respond to emergency situations, hazardous material handling, fire drills, and workplace safety. Trainees can learn to react appropriately to dangerous situations without real-world risks. Currently we can offer a range of VR trade videos that will familiarize an individual with the relevant exposure as a sampler to that trade.