Cortona3D RapidSimulation - animated simulation to bridge the knowledge gap
Whether you’re preparing astronauts for space or new recruits at an electronics factory, 3D simulations help bridge the knowledge gap as they offer a realistic, inexpensive alternative to physical mockups for training employees in equipment orientation, before exposing them to potentially dangerous situations.
Cortona 3D RapidSimulation is the first "out of the box" toolkit for producing interactive 3D environments that lets users "experience the machine" and fully understand how complex equipment really behaves. This fully immersive training environment enables users to walk through and interact within a 3D scene and change the state of objects, simulating real-world equipment. For example the user can turn on the light and trigger a state change in the server and a corresponding change in the training environment.
Key benefits
- Trains employees in a safe, virtual 3D mockup environment
- Accelerates training timelines
- Produces better, more accurate training with real-world simulations
- Cuts physical mockup costs by replacing them
- Heightens product awareness
Create 3D immersive environments in minutes
- Create a library of 'smart' interactive objects using predefined logic templates for 3D training environment
- Associate required animations with smart objects, ie: dial being turned
- Assemble the scene within the training environment -both static and smart objects
- Associate the 3D environment with back-end server logic
- Create 3D training environment by publishing the scene
What’s the result?
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a fully interactive 3D model tells the complete story. By moving around the environment and interacting with it, users quickly and intuitively explore and understand full functionality. RapidSimulation provides a 3D environment interface to a server, which determines the logical results of the user’s actions.
How it works - "Visual Know-How" shows users the complete environment
- User interacts with a "smart" object within a scene in the 3D environment.
- 3D environment responds to user action. For example, it plays an animation of a button being pressed.
- Environment communicates the user action to the server. The server determines the result and communicates with the effected smart objects.
- 3D environment reacts. For example, the light gets turned on.
The impact is powerful
Customers report a wide range of scenarios where people in remote locations can "experience the machine" without the cost and inconvenience of physical mockup training.
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