Virtual Reality training is revolutionising how skills are taught and learned, complementing or replacing existing training tools.

The learn-by-doing made possible with VR training improves engagement, knowledge retention and provides the confidence to apply new skills.

VR training is also improving safety by enabling participants to experience dangerous scenarios and practice operational procedures and processes without risk.

Employee turnover can represent a significant challenge for assembly lines. The temporary loss of essential assembly skills can disrupt the entire assembly process causing lost productivity and increasing overall assembly time.
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Virtual Reality training can be used to rapidly upskill new employees and develop hands-on skills to radically reduce the time required to become proficient.
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The Gleechi assembly training programme addresses a comprehensive range of assembly skills, including tooling, equipment and safety topics.

Assembly typically requires the use of specialised equipment and tools depending on the task at hand. Gaining hands-on experience in the real world can present significant challenges with limited access opportunities, cost of disruption and potentially dangerous scenarios.
   
Virtual Reality training provides a way to enable employees to experience a virtualised assembly process and develop required skills by closing reflecting the real-world environment.

Tools and equipment can be accurately re-created to facilitate training tasks where mistakes and practice is encouraged.

Traditional training typically involves a logistics challenge in bringing people together at a training facility that provides a limited opportunity window to gain hands-on experience.
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Through being able to accurately capture and reflect real-life environments, tools and equipment, VR training eliminates the need for centralised training facilities and enables participants to develop hands-on skills anywhere.
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Participants have the freedom to learn on their own terms - making mistakes in infinitely repeatable virtual scenarios.