Virtual Reality

Blog post: 02/09/2026 2:20 pm

Author: Spark Team

High-voltage isolation is a procedure where sequence, equipment identification and communication matter. Bespoke VR training can give BESS engineers a realistic environment in which to practise an organisation's isolation procedures repeatedly, while AR can support authorised technicians with contextual information during real-world inspection and maintenance activities.

Blog post: 02/09/2026 10:12 am

Author: Spark Team

Electrolysers are becoming an increasingly important component of low-carbon hydrogen infrastructure. For organisations introducing electrolyser technology into existing industrial sites, however, installing the equipment is only part of the challenge. Operators and maintenance teams also need to become competent in new operating procedures. Bespoke Virtual Reality training can allow personnel to familiarise themselves with an electrolyser installation before working on the physical plant, while Augmented Reality can support approved procedures during inspections, commissioning and maintenance.

Blog post: 01/09/2026 3:03 pm

Author: Spark Team

Pumping stations are fundamental to water and wastewater infrastructure. They also combine mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems in environments where a seemingly simple operational error can contribute to equipment damage, flooding, service disruption or environmental consequences. Bespoke VR training enables operators to practise pumping-station SOPs before interacting with a live installation. Bespoke AR can subsequently provide contextual maintenance and inspection information while authorised personnel are working on site.

Blog post: 01/09/2026 9:55 am

Author: Spark Team

Permit-to-work processes are central to controlling hazardous activities across nuclear facilities. Yet understanding a permit on paper and applying its requirements correctly at the plant are two different things. Workers may have to interpret isolations, boundaries, prerequisites, hold points, radiological controls, plant identification and conflicting work activities before starting a task. Mistakes can create delays at best and significant safety consequences at worst. Bespoke Virtual Reality (VR) can transform permit-to-work and work-control procedures into interactive exercises where personnel practise the complete process before performing it on site. Augmented Reality (AR) can subsequently provide controlled access to approved information at the workface.

Blog post: 28/08/2026 1:48 pm

Author: Spark Team

In semiconductor manufacturing, correct cleanroom behaviour protects both people and products. Bespoke VR can provide repeatable gowning, entry and contamination-control practice before employees enter controlled areas, while bespoke AR can reinforce site-specific procedures at appropriate points during real operations.