Incorporating the Use of Augmented Reality (AR) in Corporate Training Programs
Mixed
reality, virtual reality, and augmented reality - these are bleeding-edge
technologies that are reshaping the way we perceive reality, in general. One of
the most prominent places that we find its use is in corporate training
sessions. This was an unclaimed territory for many players in the market even
they knew its potential was huge. Things changed post-pandemic when people
started working remotely and the office-going culture was out for a spin. Now
that remote work has become a ‘new normal’, augmented reality in
corporate training is a hot and trending topic now.
This allows employers to step up their training game and keep employees updated
on training courses that are necessary for them to continue the work. Want to
learn more about this fascinating and innovative stuff, keep reading!
Out
of the three technologies that we mentioned in the beginning, a lot of experts
give more emphasis to Augmented Reality (AR). Also, AR, unlike the other two,
allows users to see the real world that greatly reduces trips and falls during
an immersive training session.
The
four key areas to focus on while managing corporate training with AR are new
hire orientation, employee safety, product/service training, and heavy
equipment training. Another great thing with AR is that it will allow you to
comply with OSHA safety guidelines. For example, just by scanning the workspace
by using some specialized application with a compatible smartphone, one can
easily confirm if the place is violating any of the OSHA safety rules.
Some
of the primary benefits of using AR for training employees are immersive
experience for the users, realistic gamification of training modules,
assessment of feedback via a visual representation, and access to highly
detailed learning analytics.
While
you are planning to use any of the Augmented Reality tools and services for
your employees, you should check with the market stats before setting up the
whole process or ecosystem. This will allow you to get an idea of how AR will
benefit and what is the risk-reward ratio in case you plan to integrate one or
multiple such programs into your facility.
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