Virtual Reality Safety Training
Martin Technical, in partnership with PIXO VR, offers Virtual Reality (VR) training to individual users or teams with a simulated “hands-on” experience. With advanced gamification techniques, we help trainees retain significantly more of what they learn and significantly reduces human error in the completion of tasks.
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Courses Coming Soon:
- Electrical Safety
- Lockout Tagout
What is Virtual Reality Training?
Virtual Reality Training is the digital simulation of lifelike scenarios for training purposes. Trainees enter a 360°, active learning environment, experiencing sights and sounds that dissolve the barrier between virtual and actual reality. Using the headset and controllers, trainees look, speak, and move about freely in a 3D virtual setting, interacting with simulated real-world tools, machinery, and other trainees and instructors. Critically, with Virtual Reality, workplace scenarios that were once too difficult, expensive, or dangerous to train for, (such as emergency protocols and disaster preparedness, hazardous material spills, realistic heights training, etc.), become vastly more practical, cost-effective, and safe in an immersive simulation. When combined with story narratives and learning curriculum developed by subject matter experts, the result is trainees learning in the best way possible — through personal experience — significantly improving learning retention, job performance, team collaboration, workplace safety, and cost.
What is the effectiveness of PIXO VR Training?
The effectiveness of Virtual Reality Training (or any training, for that matter), depends on the quality of the training being offered. Research shows four critical things are needed for any successful training experience, virtual or otherwise: realistic practice, spaced repetitions, contextualized scenarios, and critical feedback. PIXO Virtual Reality Training experiences feature all four.
Benefits of VR Training
As experiential learning, Virtual Reality is delivering out-sized benefits for enterprise training programs, including:
- Improvements in job performance of 70+%
- Dramatic reductions in on-the-job human errors
- Increases in learning retention of up to 80%
- 40-60% reductions in time needed to train compared to traditional training methods
- Elimination of the cost and risk of unnecessary travel
- Enhanced team decision-making, workplace safety, and collaboration
- Inclusive of all four major learning styles, (Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic)
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What is 'XR'? Is it different from VR?
'Virtual Reality' has become something of a catch-all term for Extended Reality, (or "XR" for short), which includes three distinct technologies: Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality.
- Virtual Reality (VR) is the computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as an HMD (head-mounted display).
- Augmented Reality (AR) adds a digital overlay on top of a live camera view. Examples of AR include Snapchat lenses and the game Pokémon Go. As the name suggests, AR is augmenting or changing reality, while VR offers complete immersion, shutting out the physical world.
- Mixed Reality (MR) Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality (MR) are both considered immersive technologies, but they aren’t the same. Mixed Reality is an extension of AR that allows real and virtual elements to interact in an environment.
Scale VR, AR, and MR content globally on multiple devices.
PIXO™ makes Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality technologies easier to use and scale than ever. Easily access, distribute, and manage XR applications across numerous endpoints and thousands of users and devices. Download content directly to headsets for a superior end-user experience for trainees, students, patients, clients, and customers.
Providing solutions for XR users and makers.
Whether your organization uses VR, AR, or MR technology or creates it, PIXO provides a comprehensive XR content solution. Who's adopting XR technology right now? Short answer: the world.
