We developed a training software to help technicians optimize their processes and gestures on military ships for the company General Electric and its branch Power Conversion.
The training is divided into several major parts:
Theoretical courses: exploration on their own of GE equipments, structures, and functions, all in 3D. Theoretical knowledge is then evaluated through quizzes.
Hands-on experience: the learner can interact with the equipment, interfaces, and tools related to GE systems and move around the ship's components to complete the educational courses defined by GE experts.
The GE project was a significant investment for our team. Due to its complexity, we had to demonstrate high-quality rigor and follow-up. The project involved up to six people for three years. In the end, we delivered a satisfactory outcome to the client, which included a 3D training program with over 50 scenarios and approximately one month of training time for the technical teams. Although this project could have been realized in VR, it was not suitable for a training duration of this length.
The hands-on experience offers fundamental scenarios to understand ship operation, diagnostic processing, and GE equipment maintenance. The objective is to acquire skills for basic operations, emergency procedures, diagnostic tools, and maintenance safety procedures.
The learner's adherence to procedures will be evaluated, and they will be graded based on their efficiency and consideration of human and material safety.
To complete this training software, there is an application available for trainers. The back office enables user management by providing a standard (GE) or filtered training path based on the learner's profile. Finally, trainers can monitor evaluations in real-time.
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