An app for mixed reality headsets that recreates the machine and the steps of each procedure. To practise risky operations before doing them and to check them step by step during the repair.
It is rare and risky. Someone looks for the manual, calls the senior technician and, meanwhile, production is stopped. All the pressure falls on whoever does the repair. And training for it is slow: it needs the senior technician and a free machine.
Training XR Pilot completed
On the simulated machine, without stopping it and without risking anything.
During the repair, the next step appears in front of them, without letting go of the tool.
It is updated without developing from scratch.
Technicians add notes, photos and videos to each step from the headset, and they are kept for the next person.
No controllers: step-by-step guidance.
Headset + our app
For each new case we start from 3D models, images and videos of the equipment. We build the steps and the simulation with the client's expert technician and test it in their workshop with their technicians.
Scalable to other plants and sectors.
Extended reality (XR)
SVH works in mixed reality: operators see their real workshop and, on top of it, the simulated machine and the steps.
Recognises parts and tools with the headset camera, to confirm the technician has the right one in front of them. Processed locally.
Plant sensor data over the real environment.
Each deployment is adapted to the plant's equipment and procedures.
An app by ForxaXR Lab for mixed reality headsets that recreates the machine and the steps of each procedure, so maintenance operators can practise risky operations and check them during the repair.
With your hands busy inside a machine, the next step is right in front of you without letting go of the tool. And you practise on the simulated machine, without stopping it or risking anything.
We build it with the client's expert technician: we capture how they do it, build the steps and the simulation, and test it in their workshop.
Module by module, without rebuilding it. And technicians add photos, notes and videos to each step from the headset themselves.
Not to start with: it runs on the headset alone, without internet. The image never leaves the plant. Integration with other systems, if wanted, comes later.
No: it is for practising beforehand and for checking each step during the real repair.
In the pilot, the workshop technicians used it without problems. You see the real environment, so there is hardly any motion sickness, and prescription glasses fit. Sessions are short.
Working pilot completed in a real workshop. We are looking for new plants to keep testing it.
We show you SVH working and look at whether your case fits.
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