Festo Metaverse Experience
This innovative project seeks to bridge the gap between industrial training and the burgeoning #metaverse by integrating several key concepts.
Festo Metaverse Experience
Industry 4.0, with its connected technologies and advanced automation, demands a highly skilled workforce. To meet this challenge, industrial companies must rethink their training strategies to ensure the acquisition of essential skills.
Festo, a global leader in industrial automation and technical training, is innovating by adopting an immersive and collaborative solution: the metaverse.
Their goal: to make training more accessible, engaging, and effective, while reducing the risks and costs associated with complex physical equipment.
The Solution: "Festo Metaverse Experience"
To realize this vision, Festo partnered with 3dverse to create the "Festo Metaverse Experience," an immersive virtual showroom featuring the digital twin of the MPS 403, one of its flagship products.
Our collaboration with 3dverse has allowed us to explore the full potential of the metaverse for technical training. Thus, Festo Metaverse Experience offers immersive and collaborative learning opportunities, reinforcing our vision of accessible and interactive training for the industry.
Christophe Perez - Head of Software Application Engineer, Festo
Accessible from any device (computer, mobile, VR, AR, etc.), the 3dverse platform has allowed Festo to create a unique learning experience, combining the physical and virtual worlds. This project demonstrates several key concepts:
Remote training and collaboration: The virtual classroom allows for interactive, multi-user training in real-time.
Interoperability: The 3dverse architecture allows the MPS 403 machine to be connected via an API. The digital twin, synchronized with real-time data from physical sensors, offers users a faithful representation of the machine's operation.
Pedagogy: Programs can be tested before implementation on the machines, with real-time 3D visualization, allowing for problem identification and simulation of adjustments to optimize production.
Predictive maintenance and simulation: The digital twin allows the simulation of breakdowns and errors to train learners to correct them. The simulations operate with low latency and high performance, regardless of the device used (desktop, mobile, VR, AR).
Conclusion
By combining an immersive virtual environment with an interactive digital twin, Festo offers a unique learning experience that transcends the limits of the physical world. Thanks to the 3dverse platform, training becomes more accessible, flexible, and efficient, preparing the workforce of tomorrow for the challenges of Industry 4.0.