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zSpace announced the release of three augmented reality applications aimed at preparing learners and workers for roles in industrial robotics. The applications — Industrial Robotics Training, Industrial Robotics Maintenance, and Industrial Robotics Operations — deliver interactive simulations for classroom use and workforce development programs.
Industrial Robotics Training covers the foundations of robotics systems, including mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, control, and vision technologies. Learners progress through modules that introduce system components and motion systems while applying skills in workstation scenarios such as welding and material handling.
The Industrial Robotics Maintenance application presents 3D simulations replicating repair, adjustment, and assembly procedures used in manufacturing. It enables students to practice diagnosing and maintaining robotic systems through hands-on virtual exercises.
Industrial Robotics Operations focuses on programming and running robotic welding and spray painting systems. It introduces concepts such as motion planning, safety protocols, and process programming, allowing learners to gain experience in a safe, simulated environment.
“These new applications give learners the opportunity to gain confidence and practical experience before they step into a real-world setting,” said Paul Kellenberger, CEO of zSpace.
The applications run on zSpace’s AR/VR laptops, which feature head tracking for depth perception and a stylus for manipulating virtual components. Users can practice tasks such as disassembling robotic arms or sequencing programming tasks within simulated environments that reflect industrial settings.