Training Center 4.0 digital training system for the industry

The Training Center 4.0 innovative project aims to put into practice a complete and coherent digital learning system (initial training, apprenticeship and development) for complex organisations and industrial systems.
It will include a platform for creating innovative paths and resources, a second dissemination platform and a training centre in New-Aquitaine to deliver immersive simulation training.

The aim of this project is to promote a production sector for educational and technological content in New-Aquitaine, linking the region’s industrialists and scientists who want to develop around “Digital Learning”.

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Missions

Immersion is involved in various stages of the Training Center 4.0 innovation project in order to meet technical challenges.
This project will also allow us to reinforce our Shariiing solution, especially by sending and sharing information between training rooms and personal terminals.
We will also leverage our expertise in helping to create innovative training tools through the interactivity and collaboration they will offer to trainers and learners.

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Duration: 48 months
Starting date: January 2020
Global budget: 4 710 000 €
Financing entities: Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Partners

Naval Group
LGM
Solicis
Studio NYX
Virtualys
Immersion

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