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The technology, called SimSpray, allows students to paint in a virtual reality. “I think it’s going to save a lot of paint,” automotive student Travis Fontanilla said. “It’s a lot of fun.”
Read MoreTraining has become more demanding, even as schools face tighter budgets and shorter classroom hours. How will they train new technicians under such pressures? Video game technology may provide part of the answer.
Read MoreOne of VRSim’s earliest educational SimSpray customers, Blackstone Valley Tech in Upton, Massachusetts, gives a user-based preview of what SimSpray can do in a school environment.
Read MoreWe welcome journalists, publications, and media looking to discuss the impact and potential of VR training in the skilled trades. If you would like to talk, please email us at [email protected].
