Varwin

Our team offers a solution for educational institutions that includes a set of equipment, software and teaching materials for the training of young innovative engineers. By the beginning of the pandemic and distance learning, we were faced with the need to digitize our learning process. We set two global tasks for the development team: first, to digitize real educational robots with their control units and behavior programming. Secondly, we needed a platform for the distribution of educational content based on digitized robots, within which it would be possible to conduct lessons and complete tasks on programming virtual robots. Varwin is one of the notable companies in its industry in recent times. We have heard a lot about their successful developments for large businesses in various industries. This is a professional team whose experience is impressive!

Working with oil can be dangerous, so any worker must bring all his actions to automaticity and be confident in them. Many industries have started to implement VR for pre-training to avoid unnecessary risks. After evaluating the productivity and economic benefits of this solution, our oil company decided to introduce a VR solution into the process of training employees. The VR module that we wanted to get had to solve several problems, such as: teaching new employees how to work with complex equipment, testing the knowledge of existing staff, and automating the process with the help of training courses. The Varwin team has developed for us a series of VR courses on technical work and emergency response in an oil field. We have received a solution in which the employee performs tasks, and the program evaluates the effectiveness of the solution in points.

Part of the company's work is carried out in warehouses, where employees operate forklifts and reach trucks. We noticed that employees who have worked for a year or more begin to drive sloppy and violate industrial safety. It was necessary to create a simulator for working on a forklift. Varwin were one of the few major players in the VR market at the time of the creation of our project.They were the provider who offered to make a demo as soon as possible. We are grateful to the Varwin developers for finding an effective solution to our problem and creating a demo version of the project in the shortest possible time.

1,200 probationers come to the bank every year: just few people know how to properly communicate with customers, so we decided to implement a VR training pilot to evaluate the effectiveness of VR and reduce the number of people involved in training. From the very beginning, we had ready-made scripts for employees. Based on them, the Varwin team wrote four scenarios for the most frequent communications with the client, such as dissuading them from closing the card or winning over a negative client. As soon as the trainee puts on the helmet, instructions are immediately shown: how to turn on the helmet and start the program, which mode to choose, how to record your voice and respond to remarks. The VR pilot is a novel of sorts: the trainee puts on a helmet and immerses himself in communication with a virtual client.

More than 50 thousand people work at our factory, so it is difficult to keep track of everything that is happening. All employees must self-check their work environment and follow safety procedures. Accidents still happen despite the system of safety training for employees, so our Occupational Health Department is looking for additional ways to train. We paid attention to VR and decided to use this technology. Now we are successfully using the project to train employees. We plan to connect the platform from Varwin to our internal system in order to automatically receive the results of passing courses within the usual accounting systems. The Varvin team is making a module with statistics and analytics for our main office.

I'm the Head of the Museum of the World Ocean. In our exposition there is a deep-sea manned vehicle, which participated in a huge number of sea expeditions at a depth of 4,000 meters. The device is fully operational, but closed for viewing - visitors cannot look inside. Our guests have always been interested in what is inside the machine, so I thought it was a good idea to recreate the machine in a VR environment. We were deeply impressed that the team took the time to study the blueprints and archival photographs, as well as interview museum staff and deep-sea divers themselves. The Varwin team has earned the respect of all museum staff with their passion and attention to detail.

The Varwin team implemented a VR quest for us, where players need to get out of the rooms in virtual reality. Each room has a puzzle or task that is connected with the innovative direction of our company. The scenario of the project tells about the world of the future, which has been invaded by digital copies and the main goal of the player is to save the world with us. Varwin specialists wrote the script and mechanics of the project as part of the project, and also drew landscapes, enemies and characters.