Industrial digital transformation (Industry 4.0) leads to the creation of cross-technology projects. DSCOLTD’s VR solutions for Industry 4.0 combine our expertise in integrated digitization of industrial facilities and operations with the tools to visualize information from sensors.

Here, we came up with the concept of Digital model that exactly reproduces production processes, facilities and infrastructure of an enterprise. Digital model – it is the first step to your digital enterprise.

The digital model can help corporate university specialists train new employees, visualize production facilities and processes, and improve occupational and industrial safety. Giving a big picture of the enterprise, the digital model can help develop evacuation plans, as well as optimize production chains during the operation of industrial assets.

How different stakeholders in organization benefit from Digital model:

• Business development managers – a handy tool for demonstrating facility to potential investors.
• Corporate University – a digital platform for training new employees, service engineers, and operators.
• Technologists and design engineers – a modern tool for monitoring and tracking of technological processes. Animation and interaction with content enable a more accurate assessment of the designed process, as well as demonstration of the process to management and invited delegations without a need for deep understanding of the technology.
• Health and Safety Executive (HSE) – practicing emergency in a simulated virtual environment for expeditious escape in case of fire, industrial breakdown, fuel leak, etc.
• Marketing & PR team – demonstration of innovative solutions during expos and exhibitions.

We have 2 available models for smart lighting, the Omni led 07 for pole heights of 6-12m and the Omni led 035 for pole heights of 3-5m.

Using VR Headsets allows implementing various scenarios of photorealistic interactive museum tour in virtual reality with a full immersion in museum environment.

Accurate artwork digitization and museum reproduction in VR provide the following advantages:

• Interactivity. Virtual museums are free from limitations people face when visiting real-life museums. Users can now zoom in any exhibit and view it as close as they want to, rise above the statue and look behind its back, discover the tiniest details: dress pleats, hair curls, and stone texture.
• Safety. Many artworks, which have never been exhibited before, can now come back to galleries and museums in VR and AR format. Moreover, exhibit digitization is crucial for the retention of the cultural heritage: if a real-life original is damaged, its digital copy will persist.
• Wide coverage. Exhibits in AR and VR can be demonstrated worldwide and thus accessed by a wider audience.