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A study published by Deloitte states that there would be 2.1 million unfulfilled jobs in the manufacturing sector by the end of 2030. Probably this is the reason why the skilled labour shortage is considered one of the major concerns post-pandemic. Expecting the numbers to fall suddenly would be wrong, disregarding the fact that the sector has recorded massive growth in the last quarter. Manufacturers need to assess the situation, find the root cause behind such a gap and then deploy measures to deal with the situation smartly.

While there are multiple reasons for the labour shortage, skill mismatch is one that leads the space and needs to be addressed at the earliest. Probably this is the reason many manufacturers are adopting VR training simulators to train and up-skill their employees. Research shows that improving the training quality has a positive impact on the students.

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While a few organisations have already made the shift, a lot more are still doubting the efficacy of the solution. As advocates of reality technologies, we are here to help you make the right decision. This article will walk you through the ways virtual reality is transforming the manufacturing industry.

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A VR spray painting simulator is a computer-generated training system that can be accessed by the user through specialised software and hardware. Created to give a real-world experience of spray painting, it can be controlled through hand movements and pressure exerted on the trigger buttons. The entire setup provides the user with a very immersive experience and gives them an idea about what it would be like to spray paint in an actual environment. This is an ideal tool for training and creating awareness about the processes involved in spray painting.

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Ajnalens is Leading AR/VR Company in India. With Ajnalens, you can use the power of AR, VR and AI to optimize business processes and achieve ROI within a year without having to invest heavily in technology.