MR for Engineering & Manufacturing

3D Walkabout is an Australian based MR studio that designs amazing MR apps for Engineering & Manufacturing Industry.

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Mixed Reality (MR) for Engineering & Manufacturing Industry

With MR headsets like the Hololens 2, workers can access real-time information and virtual tools overlaid onto their physical environment, enhancing their productivity and accuracy. Engineers can visualise and interact with 3D models, simulations, and instructions, making complex processes more intuitive and efficient. MR also facilitates remote collaboration, allowing experts to guide and provide real-time assistance to on-site personnel, even when they are geographically separated. This technology streamlines the manufacturing and engineering workflows, reduces errors, and accelerates the development and assembly of products. It enables a seamless exchange of knowledge and expertise, enhancing the overall productivity and efficiency of the manufacturing and engineering sector. It can also be used effectively in creating holographic 3D models of products to showcase to stakeholders and clients post production or during the design phase.

What are the benefits of MR for the Engineering & Manufacturing industry?

Take advantage of your customers’ ideas to create a better product

Allows you to test your prototype without having to build it first

Allows you to easily visualize your designs as they will be built in real life

Enables you to collaborate with other team members on projects easily

Allows you to easily share what you’re working on with clients or customers

MR is great for training purposes to train your team efficiently

Users can view and interact with a product’s design in its intended environment to test

Reduces costs associated with prototyping

Enables increased efficiency

Increased speed and accuracy of product development using MR product design

How MR is currently being used in by engineering & manufacturing companies

Mixed reality (MR) is a technology that allows virtual objects to interact with real-world objects. This can provide an immersive experience for users and has been used in many different industries, including architecture, engineering, and manufacturing.

Engineering companies are using mixed reality to allow employees to collaborate on projects remotely. Engineers can walk through a project’s design together in real time, providing feedback on its design and discussing any issues before they arise during construction or implementation. Manufacturing companies are using mixed reality for training purposes. With AR experiences like 3D Walkabout, manufacturers can train new employees using MR manufacturing on how to operate machinery or perform assembly tasks without having them do those things in real life (which could be dangerous). With VR experiences like 3D Walkabout, employees can simulate scenarios that could happen on the job without risking injury or damage to property or equipment by doing them in real life first.

Engineers can show customers how their products will look and interact with other objects without having to produce physical prototypes. This allows them to save time and money by avoiding manufacturing errors before production begins.

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Wall Mounted Filtration System
Wall Mounted Filtration System
CT Filtration’s 6-stage Reverse Osmosis system is specially engineered for Adelaide’s mains water to create the best possible drinking water. For people who demand the absolute highest standard. It’s bottled water quality straight from the tap … without the bottles! We created this animation to show people how it works!
Food Processing Facility
Food Processing Facility
D'Orsogna approached us to create an animation for a new cold meat processing facility that was being constructed in Victoria. The animation was used to engage stakeholders and to market the facility to the public.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does MR improve efficiency on the factory floor?

MR empowers workers with digital work instructions, step-by-step guidance, and real-time data visualization, streamlining assembly processes, reducing errors, and increasing productivity in manufacturing operations.

What are the benefits of using MR for quality control and inspection in manufacturing?

MR enables real-time overlay of digital information onto physical objects, facilitating visual inspection, measurements, and comparisons to CAD models, ensuring high-quality production and minimizing defects.

Can MR be used for training and skills development in the manufacturing sector?

Absolutely! MR provides immersive training experiences, allowing workers to practice complex assembly processes, safety procedures, and equipment operation, leading to enhanced skills and reduced training costs.

How does MR enhance the design process in engineering and manufacturing?

MR allows engineers to create virtual 3D models, simulate product functionality, identify design flaws, and collaborate on design iterations, leading to improved product designs and reduced time-to-market.

What is the role of Mixed Reality (MR) in the engineering and manufacturing industry?

MR enables engineers and manufacturers to visualize and interact with virtual designs and prototypes, facilitating efficient product development, assembly line optimization, and quality control.