Emerging Technology Solutions for Complex Industrial Environments
Prepare people for complex facilities before they have to perform in them.
Ten-GB delivers emerging technology solutions that turn real facilities, equipment, procedures and technical knowledge into interactive digital environments for training, familiarisation and safer workforce preparation.
The Best Place to Learn Is Also the Hardest Place to Practise
Training teams for complex industrial environments is rarely straightforward.
Critical knowledge may be spread across:
- Technical drawings and P&IDs
- Site and equipment layouts
- Operating procedures
- Manuals and datasheets
- Experienced personnel
- The physical facility itself
Some scenarios are also too hazardous, disruptive or difficult to reproduce safely for training.
By recreating the workplace digitally, teams can become familiar with the site, understand procedures and prepare before entering the real environment.
Emerging Technology Solutions Built Around Real Operational Needs
Digitise your complex physical environments.
Apply them for practical challenges in training, familiarisation, knowledge retention and workforce readiness.
Digital Twin Solutions
Create a realistic digital representation of your facility, equipment and working environment using available engineering and technical information.
Digital Twin supports:
- HSE and safety training
- Site familiarisation
- Workforce onboarding
- Procedural learning
- Equipment familiarisation
- Operational scenarios
- Knowledge retention
HSE and safety training
HSE and safety training
HSE and safety training
HSE and safety training
Virtual Reality Solutions
Use virtual reality to experience and interact with the digital twin in a more immersive way.
Virtual Reality supports:
- Safety training
- Operational procedure training
- Emergency scenarios
- Facility walkthroughs
- Equipment familiarisation
- Workforce preparation
Depending on the application, the same underlying environment may also be accessed through desktop, wide-screen, mobile AR or headset-based VR.
Start with The Problem
Whether it is safer training, faster site familiarisation or preserving critical operational knowledge, we can help identify the right digital twin or immersive solution.
Frequently Asked Questions on Emerging Technology
Emerging technology solutions for industrial organisations use technologies such as digital twins, virtual reality, immersive technology and spatial computing to solve practical challenges in training, familiarisation, knowledge retention and workforce preparation.
The right solution depends on the problem you are trying to solve.
For example, a digital twin may be appropriate where teams need to understand a real facility or asset, while VR may be useful where immersion and scenario-based training add value.
The starting point should be the operational or training challenge, not the technology itself.
Emerging Technology solutions can support challenges such as:
- Safety and HSE training
- Site familiarisation
- Workforce onboarding
- Procedural learning
- Equipment familiarisation
- Knowledge retention
- Training for difficult or hazardous scenarios
No.
Organisations can start with a focused requirement, such as training, familiarisation or knowledge retention, and build from there.
A practical first use case can create a reusable digital foundation without requiring a large-scale transformation programme from the outset.
A digital twin represents the actual facility, asset or environment.
Virtual reality is one way users can experience and interact with that digital environment.
In other words, VR is the interface; the digital twin is the underlying environment and information behind it.
These emerging technology solutions are especially relevant in industries where facilities are complex, safety is important and operational knowledge is difficult to reproduce through conventional training alone.
Examples of industries that can benefit from this include: energy, oil & gas, LNG, petrochemicals, EPC and engineering, utilities, hydrogen, marine and industrial infrastructure.
