BellVR

Another year of fantastic projects and joint implementation is behind us. We wish both you and ourselves that 2025 will be both peaceful and full of interesting challenges. And soon we will share a summary of what we have been able to do and further plans. Happy New Year!

Przypominamy, że od jutra jesteśmy na Infoshare w Katowicach! Do zobaczenia!

Spotkajmy się! Z radością informujemy, że weźmiemy udział w konferencji Infoshare Katowice (https://lnkd.in/eBcujZFh), która odbędzie się w dniach 26-27 listopada 2024 roku w Międzynarodowe Centrum Kongresowe w Katowicach Podczas wydarzenia zaprezentujemy przede wszystkim naszą platformę do prowadzenia szkoleń w wirtualnej rzeczywistości. Znajdziecie nas na stoisku Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Śląskiego Zapraszamy do odwiedzenia naszego stoiska! Let's meet! We are delighted to announce that we will be taking part in the Infoshare Katowice conference (https://lnkd.in/eBcujZFh), which will take place on 26-27 November 2024 at the International Congress Centre in Katowice. During the event, we will primarily be presenting our virtual reality training platform. You will find us at the stand of the Marshal's Office of the Silesian Voivodeship We invite you to visit our stand! #infoshare #bellVR #VRtraining

*Application of VR in E-learning – Part 1* Virtual Reality (VR) is increasingly entering the world of education, revolutionizing how we learn. In e-learning, VR opens up new possibilities by offering interactive and immersive experiences that help absorb knowledge in modern ways. Here are some key applications of this technology in education: 1. Simulations and experiential learning VR allows the creation of realistic simulations, such as surgical operations, machine operation, or flights, enabling users to practice without risk. This makes learning more effective, and students can acquire practical skills in a controlled environment. (For example BellVR) 2. Virtual laboratories Instead of using expensive and risky resources, students can experiment in safe, virtual labs. This is an excellent option for schools and universities that lack access to extensive infrastructure. 3. Learning in 3D environments In VR, you can "travel" through ancient civilizations, explore outer space, or visit buildings and places that would be difficult to access in traditional teaching. These 3D environments help students understand complex concepts in a more accessible way. 4. Learning in low-risk environments VR is an ideal tool for training skills in dangerous situations, such as working in hazardous zones or emergency operations. Students can practice responding to threats, learning the correct procedures in stressful conditions without the risk. With VR, e-learning becomes more engaging and interactive, offering students the opportunity to learn in ways that were previously impossible. But this is just the beginning – in the next post, I'll talk about more applications of VR in education. 🎓✨ #VR #elearning #virtualtraining

👩💻 Dear Programmers! 👩💻 On the occasion of your special day – Programmer's Day, we wish you endless passion for coding, quick debugging, and as few bugs as possible! May every line you write lead to success, and may your compilations pass on the first try. We also wish you continuous growth, discovering new technologies, and solutions that make your life easier. May your algorithms always be optimized, and your applications run flawlessly. May you find joy in every function and variable you create! 100010100011 successes (and even more) for each of you! Best regards!

New Technologies in Traditional Businesses: A Game Changer You Might Be Overlooking As leaders in established industries like manufacturing and heavy industry, it’s easy to view emerging technologies like Virtual Realityas novelties — flashy gadgets more suited to gaming or entertainment than the serious, results-driven world of traditional business. However, this perspective may be limiting your organization’s potential for innovation, efficiency, and competitive edge. The truth is, technologies like VR are no longer just futuristic concepts; they are powerful tools that can bring tangible benefits to even the most established sectors. Here’s how: 1. Training and Safety Protocols In industries where safety is paramount, VR offers a controlled, risk-free environment for training. Your team is able to practice complex procedures or emergency responses without the associated dangers or downtime. 2. Streamlined Design and Prototyping VR accelerates design and prototyping by allowing engineers to create and refine 3D models in a virtual space. This process helps identify issues early, speeding up development and reducing the costs of physical prototypes. 3. Remote Collaboration and Maintenance VR can break down geographical barriers, enabling remote teams to collaborate as if they were in the same room. Additionally, VR can assist in remote maintenance and inspections, allowing experts to guide on-site workers through complex repairs or assessments without the need for costly travel. 4. Improved Customer Engagement Even in traditional industries, customer expectations are evolving. VR can offer a unique way to showcase products or processes, allowing clients or stakeholders to explore a virtual factory tour or interact with your product in a 3D environment. This level of engagement can set your company apart from competitors who rely on more conventional methods. 5. Data Visualization and Decision Making Complex data is often challenging to interpret. VR can turn this data into interactive, immersive visualizations, making it easier for executives and managers to understand trends, identify patterns, and make informed decisions. This is especially valuable in industries where large volumes of data are involved in daily operations. The integration of new technologies like VR into traditional industries is not just about keeping up with trends; it’s about unlocking new avenues for growth, efficiency, and innovation. What might have once seemed like a gimmick is now a proven asset that can transform how your business operates. As a manager it’s your role to ensure your company doesn’t just survive in the modern age but thrives. Embracing these technologies may seem like a leap, but it’s a leap that could propel your business into a new era of success. Isn’t it time to reconsider what’s possible?

Have you seen our latest promotional video yet? You can learn a lot about our platform from it. It explains: - what BellVR is - what it consists of - how it works - what the training process looks like We encourage you to watch and ask questions!

5 Signs You Should Introduce VR Training Into Your Company Do you feel that your company's training programme needs some change, something new, something exciting, but you're not quite sure what it should consist of? Here are five signs it might be time to consider Virtual Reality (VR) training: 1. High Employee Turnover: Struggling to keep employees engaged during onboarding? VR can make training more immersive and enjoyable, leading to better retention and faster ramp-up times. 2. Safety Concerns: If your workplace involves high-risk tasks, VR training offers a safe environment for employees to practice and perfect their skills without any real-world danger. 3. Complex Processes: When your operations involve intricate procedures, VR can simplify training by allowing employees to learn through hands-on virtual simulations. 4. Remote Workforce: With more teams working remotely, VR training can bring everyone together in a virtual space, ensuring consistent learning experiences no matter where they are. 5. Your Training Sessions Are Starting to Resemble a Scene from Groundhog Day: If your employees can predict every word of your training sessions because they’ve heard it all a dozen times before, it might be time to switch things up. VR training offers fresh, engaging experiences that break the monotony—no one will be falling asleep at their desks anymore! Remember: Training in VR is not just a technical novelty, a gadget, it is a tangible benefit. #VR #vrtraining

We all like it, so... let's focus on the benefits! According to data from PWC's 2022 study, training in VR has a significant advantage over classic methods when it comes to keeping participants focused and engaged. Why is this the case? Well... With VR, we're not just learning; we're experiencing and absorbing knowledge like never before. I don't know about you, but I'm beginning to regret that when I was learning there were no such facilities :)

We would like to share some interesting data on companies' use and plans to use VR (including but not limited to training). The study was published in 2022 and included business leaders in the US. Even then, 66% of executives reported that their companies are actively involved in VR technology. And this was the percentage breakdown of the level of sophistication of VR technology implementation in companies. As you can see, 80% of companies were at some level of interest or activity with VR. Doesn't that look promising?