Training modules, from classroom crane basics to offshore turbines
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Meta Quest headsets deployed
The challenge
Hands-on training meant heavy equipment and hard-to-reach sites.
Train technicians on cranes and hoists without sending them to remote or offshore sites.
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy is a global leader in wind power, with more than 40 years of experience. Its renewable energy solutions power homes, schools, hospitals and transportation systems around the world.
Its technicians operate cranes, hoists and other heavy equipment, often in remote or offshore locations. On-site training was costly and risky, and getting trainees to those sites was a challenge in itself.
The solution
1:1 simulations in classrooms that never close.
VR Vision built a suite of realistic 1:1 simulations with fully functional virtual cranes, tools and equipment, delivered in persistent virtual classrooms that trainers can open from anywhere in the world.
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Persistent virtual classrooms
Trainers open classrooms from anywhere, and they stay available after sessions close.
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Crane and hoist operation
Fully functional virtual cranes and hoists that behave like their real-life counterparts.
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Multiplayer from anywhere
Trainees join from any location without travelling to remote or offshore sites.
Deployment & integration
Hundreds of headsets across 10 learning centers.
Siemens Gamesa deployed hundreds of Meta Quest headsets across 10 global learning centers. The virtual classrooms run on AWS, so they stay available even after a session closes.
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Headset rollout
Hundreds of Meta Quest headsets across 10 global learning centers.
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AWS integration
Persistent classrooms that stay available after sessions close.
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Nine modules
From basic in-classroom crane operations to offshore wind turbine scenarios.
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Global access
Trainees join from any location, with no travel to remote sites.
Inside the simulation
Heavy equipment training, without the risk.
Hook and shackle up close
Offshore wind environment
Multiplayer crane session
Results & impact
Safer practice, no travel, one global standard.
Technicians now get high-quality training without travelling to remote or offshore sites, and practice on heavy, dangerous equipment in a risk-free virtual environment. The program sets a new global standard for upskilling employees on cranes and hoists.
Before
Technicians travelled to remote or offshore sites to train
Practice meant operating heavy, dangerous equipment
On-site training methods were costly
After VR Vision
Training from any location, with no travel
Risk-free practice on fully functional virtual cranes
One global standard for crane and hoist training
Watch
See VR Vision multiplayer training in action.
Client perspective
Replacing Siemens' costlier, riskier on-site methods, VR Vision's simulation provided a lifelike, safe environment for training. The result: slashed costs, quicker training, and increased operator competence, showcasing VR's potential in industrial training.
Per Bomholt
Global Competence Manager, Siemens Gamesa
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