VR can be implemented in manufacturing for a variety of purposes, such as immersive training simulations, virtual prototyping, and remote collaboration. For example, Ford uses VR to accelerate the design process, reducing prototype production time by up to 90%. VR also allows teams to collaborate in a virtual environment, making decisions faster and more efficiently without the need for travel.

Common barriers include the initial cost of AR/VR technology, the need for specialized training, and resistance to change within the organization. Additionally, integrating AR/VR into existing workflows can be challenging if the technology is not compatible with current systems or if there is a lack of technical expertise.

FEKKI specializes in tailoring AR/VR solutions to meet the unique needs of each manufacturing client. We conduct a thorough analysis of your specific processes and customize our technology to integrate seamlessly with your existing workflows. Our solutions are designed to be flexible and adaptable, ensuring they provide maximum value and efficiency for your operations.

AR/VR reduces costs by enabling virtual prototyping, which cuts down the need for expensive physical models and multiple iterations, saving companies up to 30% on prototyping costs

AR/VR technologies provide immersive training experiences that increase knowledge retention and reduce training time by up to 55%. Employees can practice real-world scenarios in a risk-free virtual environment, leading to more skilled and confident workers.

AR/VR allows employees to simulate dangerous scenarios and practice safety procedures in a virtual environment, reducing the risk of accidents by 40%. This hands-on training approach helps workers understand and respond to hazards more effectively.

AR/VR enables virtual prototyping, allowing designers and engineers to visualize and test products in a virtual space before creating physical models. This reduces the need for costly iterations and accelerates the product development cycle.

Industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and heavy machinery manufacturing benefit greatly from AR/VR technologies due to their complex processes, need for precise assembly, and high standards for quality control.

AR/VR reduces the need for physical prototypes, minimizes waste, and lowers energy consumption associated with traditional manufacturing processes. By enabling virtual testing and real-time monitoring, these technologies support more sustainable manufacturing practices.