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I'd imagine that space requirements are pretty significant too. I've never taken a welding class so I don't know how it's normally done, but it seems like havi
by elihu 4y ago
I'd imagine that space requirements are pretty significant too. I've never taken a welding class so I don't know how it's normally done, but it seems like having thirty people in a room, even a big one, would be pretty tough to do while maintaining appropriate ventilation and without people arc-flashing each other. Whereas I could see having thirty people in a normal classroom using this augmented reality system. Or using it while they wait for their turn at a real welding station.
- zamnos 4y agoBeing able to practice at-home seems like a win too. You don't have to booking time at a busy workshop if you rented the VR system as part of your class. You need to finish X hours in the sim and Y hours in person in order to graduate, but if you can do the X hours at home, at your leisure then it becomes that much easier to finish on your schedule, boosting completion rates and skill level.