Soldamatic Augmented Training, developed by technological company Seabery, has successfully showed up in the 69th IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference 2016 held at Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre, 10 – 15 July 2016. Together with German welding partner EWM, the first Augmented Reality welding simulator has been exhibited for the first time in Australia, showing its potential to train more…
Soldamatic Augmented Training appears in one of the video advertisings of Skill India, an initiative of the Indian Government, as one of the main skills enhancing tools to modernize vocational training in the country. Concretely the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship is trying to promote technical and vocational training in the country, taking education of different professions…
Japanese digital edition of US magazine Electronic Engineering times (EEtimes) has echoed the advantages of Soldamatic Augmented Training after the Augmented Reality welding simulator showed up in IVR 2016 on the 22-24 June. EEtimes highlights that this welding training system developed by Seabery is “much safer than traditional welding training” and “very realistic” and includes in the news, this video…
