Flint Systems simulators can be divided into two parts based on their purpose. These are training and educational simulators. Educational simulators differ slightly from typical training simulators, primarily because they are not designed to improve specific professional skills. Let’s illustrate this using the example of an educational spacecraft simulator.

A substantive article by PwC on the metaverse titled “Beyond the hype: what businesses can really expect from the metaverse in 2023” provides a deeper understanding of the metaverse’s development, the digital ecosystem encompassing VR and AR. PwC analyzes trends and forecasts, aiming to separate real possibilities and challenges from exaggerated expectations and hype surrounding the topic. 

Virtual Reality (VR) technology has revolutionized the way we interact with digital worlds, providing immersive and lifelike experiences. However, one significant hurdle that early VR adopters faced was the dreaded cybersickness – a form of motion sickness induced by wearing VR goggles. Fortunately, with advancements in technology, this issue has become a thing of the past as better VR goggles now offer a seamless and enjoyable virtual experience.  

Simulation training is known for increasing the safety of the training process and boosting its effectiveness. However, in times of inflation, war, and economic uncertainty it is worth mentioning one more factor, speaking in favor of VR training simulators. They can significantly reduce the costs of training. Find more information in our article.

Oil rigs, sea wind turbines, offshore gas pipelines – they certainly mean a dangerous work environment and a need for safe and thorough employee training. It has always been a challenge for this industry. Nowadays this industry is facing an increasing demand for it since investments in offshore installations are constantly growing. To meet the challenge, it is worth reaching for the latest training technology – virtual reality (VR).

When the forklift training simulator is already assembled (you can find more information about assembling it in our previous article), we can finally start the training. Imagine a trainee sitting on a platform, and an instructor in front of a computer. Let’s now check how the training application works.