Fusion VR

  Fusion VR is one of India’s leading VR / AR / MR & Industry 4.0 Solutions providers helping businesses with Digital-Transformation.

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A Cyber-Physical System (CPS) is the integration of computers and robots with the physical/human systems to deliver capabilities that improve function and efficiency. An example of a CPS is the self-driving car. This type of car enables safer driving, better traffic management and also frees up humans to perform productive activities during travel. Other examples are robots deployed along with humans in manufacturing, drones used in combat etc.

A PDP or Physical-Digital-Physical loop is an interactive process that captures data from various sources in the physical world, digitizes it for analysis, visualization and decisions which is then fed back into the physical systems to deliver improved operations, outputs and results.

This can also be summarized as Physical-Digital phase where information is digitized, Digital-Digital phase where the digitized information is analyzed and Digital-Physical phase where the analysis is actioned in the physical system. The last phase is very crucial, completing the cycle and delivering the true Industry 4.0 transformation.

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First of all, it’s not unusual to see companies make mistakes. Most companies learn from those mistakes and eventually succeed. But it’s always better to get started correctly and save on time, effort and cost.

o Not understanding the full extent of the capabilities of Industry 4.0 technologies

o Failing to select the proper use cases that deliver the maximum advantages and understand the cost and benefits

o Not engaging the correct and experienced Industry 4.0 partners affects conceptualization, scope development and execution

o Trying to develop in-house expertise and force them through a steep learning curve

o Not investing in data analytics for gaining insight on their existing data

o Poor stakeholder engagement at all stages of project development, execution and operation

o Less attention to knowledge transfer and training for all end users and other stakeholders

o Expecting fast implementation and immediate returns. Typically, Industry 4.0 projects require detailed preparation, planning and establishing the necessary infrastructure that most companies may not have in place

o Inadequate capital and resource allocation at the beginning and budgetary flexibility to support or accommodate technological changes and upgrades

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When it companies wish to implement Industry 4.0 or digitalization initiatives, they need to carefully consider the following in their roadmap.

o When it companies wish to implement Industry 4.0 or digitalization initiatives, they need to carefully consider the following in their roadmap. o Develop a written charter with a clear scope, goals, resources, requirements and execution plan o Ensure Stakeholder engagement in all phases of the project o Focused and decisive leadership and execution teams o Identify clear deliverables, KPIs, milestones and Return on Investment targets o Establish a phased approach and start small o Engage experienced Industry 4.0 solution providers with the requisite industry background o Conduct Project Assessments and identify lessons learned

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Virtual Reality (VR) is one of the most exciting technologies with immense benefits due to its immersive nature. VR in Industry 4.0 creates life like and highly realistic simulations of products and processes that delivers experiential learning and insights. Delivering improvements in human skills is one of the crucial applications of Virtual Reality in Industry 4.0 implementation across the world.

VR is used in the design and construction of manufacturing facilities, visualization of complex data, training and competency enhancement of operations and maintenance personnel, improved assembly line & plant operations performance and emergency responses. The scope and benefits of VR in Industry 4.0 is breathtakingly extensive. VR is widely used in training with operator and maintenance training simulators such as VR-OTS and VR-MTS. VR training is not only highly immersive but gamified, experiential and four times more effective than conventional classroom training.

Learn more about Virtual Reality for Industry 4.0, its applications and our solutions at the Fusion VR Virtual Reality Solutions page.

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Companies are a bit hesitant about making investments in Industry 4.0 technologies due to a few concerns that need to be clarified with better information and data. Here are a few of them.

o Lacking expertise to quantify the overall project benefits and RoI. o Unavailability of an internal champion who regularly monitors and communicates to leadership on project implementation. o Making accurate budget allocations and obtaining senior leadership approvals for investment. o Effectively communicating the vision and purpose of Industry 4.0 initiatives with all stakeholders. o Clear details on the infrastructure and human capital needed for success. o Engaging with unions and addressing their apprehensions. o Ensuring they have domain knowledge expertise within the organization. o Managing cybersecurity vulnerabilities when new systems are implemented or integrated. o Creating an organizational culture that accepts change and disruptive technologies.

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