X-RAPT

How X-RAPT trains industrial robotics operators with VR

Vocational training · Industrial robotics

The context

Teaching industrial robotics is expensive and hard to reach

A single industrial robot cell costs more than most classrooms can afford. X-RAPT brings industrial robotics into a virtual environment, so any centre can offer realistic assembly and packaging practice without buying a single physical robot.

The challenge

Four walls between the classroom and the plant

High cost

Physical robots put real practice out of reach.

Limited access

Students rarely got enough time with the equipment.

Separate skills

Technical and digital skills were taught apart.

No connection

Tools didn't talk to real robotic systems.

The virtual workshop

Programming robots like in a real plant

A shared space where mistakes cost nothing, with voice and hand tracking in real time, and a connection to real robotic systems.

Robot cell
Programming
Workstation
Safety

From the project

Inside the robotics workshop

Students working together in front of computers in a technical classroom
Person wearing a virtual reality headset during an immersive training session
Team collaborating on a programming task at a computer

The outcome

More confident learners, working together

In the pilots, teachers reported that students retained more and collaborated better (qualitative results, without numbers we can’t yet stand behind). X-RAPT runs on open industry standards (OpenXR, the framework real robots use) and meets ISO 27001.

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