This allows us to simulate production processes with real operators, offering notable advantages, including:

• The training of operators for new production lines which are not yet installed or operational.
• The measurement of learning curves
• Ergonomic studies.

• Training in areas where there is a risk of workplace accidents.
• The early correction of errors at the design stage.
• Increasing operator safety in potentially accident-prone work spaces.

Desarrollo de una herramienta basado en gráficos 3D interactivos y técnicas de Realidad Virtual que permitan crear de forma rápida simuladores de máquinas o procesos industriales de cualquier sector y tipología, para poder formar a los operarios que las manejen, con lo que se mejora la curva de aprendizaje de los mismos para el manejo de la máquina real y se disminuyen los accidentes laborales.

El proyecto establecerá una metodología para aplicar el“Simulador Escalable” a 3 Procesos Claramente Definidos: Robotica/Cnc, Plásticos, Rapid Prototyping.

Los sectores relacionados con el proyecto son:
- Sector Industrial, subsector bienes de equipo desarrollo del proyecto.
- Sector aeronáutico.
- Sector industria tradicional.

Este proyecto ha sido financiado por el fondo eruropeo de desarrollo regional (FEDER)
Duración del proyecto 2009-2011

Through the use of simulated immersive 3D virtual environments, the floor layout of a new facility can be checked, as can visibility conditions, or the entire floor of a manufacturing plant, including its production lines and other operations, before it is built.

This same technology also allows a product to be depicted in 3D, offering a sensation of depth thanks to stereo screens. In a single location, a whole series of prototypes and products can be viewed together.

The reconstruction of historical heritage is another application in which ITCL employs virtual reality. As a demonstration piece for the Industrial Exhibition held at the University of Burgos we prepared a 3D virtual visit to the Santo Domingo de Silos Monastery near Burgos.

Visitors to the exhibition were able “walk around” the monastery thanks to a motion capture system worn on the head and a stereoscopic virtual reality helmet.

As a support to your presentations, ITCL produces high-quality Flash animation, videos, interactive games, manuals etc, allowing our clients to test out products and developments from their company or on their website.

Products of this kind prove to be of great use as marketing tools.