Defence
Developed a VR application and blended e-learning solution consisting of a photorealistic, digital twin of the F110, enabling trainees to learn at no risk to themselves or the equipment.
The challenge
Technical Engineer Training in aviation can be time-consuming and expensive. In this case, training on General Electric’s F110 turbofan jet engine, used on F-14, F-16 and F-15E jets, is often restricted by the availability of physical engine units to train on. It requires ‘hands-on’ experience with expensive equipment which can be easily damaged by inexperienced trainees. But of course it’s essential that engineers are put through a realistic training experience and rigorously assessed.
The solution
Myriad Global developed a Virtual Reality application and accompanying blended e-learning solution. This consists of a photorealistic, digital twin of the F110, enabling trainees to learn at no risk to themselves or the equipment. This combined immersive training tool and e-learning package are designed to be used alongside the physical training curriculum, whilst also supporting conventional classroom and computer-based learning.
When compared to more traditional forms of training this delivers:
The impact
Creating a safe, standalone or integrated training platform that gives highly realistic visual preparation for technicians; preparing them for work on complex engineering procedures on real aircraft.
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