Product visualization:
For example, new technologies can be used to create virtual 3D models of products that allow engineers and designers to visualize them more realistically and make changes or modifications before manufacturing. This can help reduce product development time and cost.
Virtual prototyping:
New technologies can be used to create virtual samples of products that can be used instead of expensive and time-consuming physical samples. This can help speed up the prototyping process and improve product quality.
Training:
Simulation training:
New technologies can be used to create training simulations that allow employees to practice new skills and procedures in a safe and controlled environment. This can help improve workplace safety and efficiency.
Distance education:
provides distance education to employees in different locations. This can be especially useful for companies with remote employees.
Production and assembly:
Assembly guidance:
New technologies can be used to provide assembly instructions to employees while performing tasks. This can help improve assembly accuracy and efficiency.
Product Inspection:
New technologies can be used to inspect products for defects. This can help improve product quality and reduce waste.
Maintenance and repairs:
Repair guidance:
provides repair instructions to technicians during repairs. This can help imp rove repair time and cost.
Remote inspection:
New technologies can be used to inspect equipment remotely. This can be especially useful for equipment located in hazardous or inaccessible locations.