VR, AR, and 3D tech improve training, safety, and performance in mining operations.
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| Role | Deep Tech Used | Industry | Potential Vector | Potential Vector Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COO CEO |
VR/AR Technology | Mining & Natural Resources | User Experience | 30% |
Using VR, AR, and 3D technologies, employee training in the mining and natural resources sector becomes more immersive and effective. This approach enhances skill acquisition, safety awareness, and procedural understanding, leading to improved performance and reduced on-site accidents.
A prominent player in the Indian mining industry faced significant challenges in effectively training new employees. With operations spanning coal, precious metals, copper, and iron ore, the client needed to:
A comprehensive digital transformation strategy was introduced to revamp the client’s training methods by integrating Virtual Reality (VR) technology. This innovative approach aimed to enhance the induction experience and improve new employees’ understanding of their mines’ unique challenges and conditions.
Approach 1: Enhancing Training Depth and Scope
Approach 2: Broadening Accessibility and Adaptability
Approach 3: Ensuring Dynamic and Responsive Training Systems
The innovative adoption of Virtual Reality (VR) technology has revolutionised employee training in the Indian mining industry. By expanding training methods beyond VR headsets to include immersive 3D videos and AR modules, the client enhanced engagement and accessibility. Integrating change management elements ensured ongoing relevance and adaptability to evolving mining environments. This case study highlights the transformative power of digital solutions in enhancing safety and effectiveness in employee training within the mining sector.
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