At Texas Controls, we work to provide solutions, services, and products for the industry, but our commitment doesn't stop there. We are also dedicated to training. We believe that the best way to prevent incidents, promote job satisfaction, and have more efficient plants is by having well-prepared and well-trained workers

That's why we design and deliver training programs, both online and face to face. However, based on our experience, we know that the most optimal way to teach is through hands-on experience. The question is, how can we show a worker the best way to perform tightening and sealing? How can we involve them in complex situations so they understand what needs to be done? The answer lies in Virtual Reality or VR.

​Thanks to VR, we immerse the worker in real problems and solutions 

VR is a fantastic technology for learning. It provides an immersive, enjoyable experience that captures the student's full attention due to its engaging nature. By using a VR headset and hand controllers, we can transport the worker to a highly realistic 3D environment where we can present challenges they need to solve, showing them the most appropriate methods to do so.

At Texas Controls, we are already implementing this teaching method with excellent results. It's not just effective education; it's also a lot of fun. Students are eager to put on the VR headset and enjoy a dynamic, practical, and modern way of learning.

In fact, it's such a practical form of learning that it goes beyond mere education to become training. That's why we define it as the new paradigm of training.ello que nosotros lo definimos como el nuevo paradigma del entrenamiento.

Advantages of VR in Industrial Training

Here are the advantages we've identified when using this teaching method:

• Engagement and commitent: Many workers are reluctant to take traditional training courses, but when presented with one designed in VR, they not only accept it but also approach it with enthusiasm
• Modernity: Having our training modules in VR adds a touch of modernity to your company. Seeing your employees learn using this technology looks great on social media.
• Improved concentration: VR transports you to immersive environments where there are no smartphones or distractions—only real-time problem-solving. This maximizes the student's concentration, which is highly beneficial for learning.
• Emotional challenge: Solving practical cases in such a realistic environment exposes students to stress, fears, and anxieties. Because it's a controlled environment, it allows them to make mistakes, learn, and gain confidence.

Due to its advantages, results, and the tremendous satisfaction of workers who learn through VR, at Texas Controls, we will continue to develop more and more training modules in virtual reality. Please contact us to discover how we can train your workers using this technology.