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Blog post: 29/06/2026 3:33 pm

Author: Spark Team

Manufacturing organisations often hold a huge amount of knowledge in the heads of experienced operators, engineers and maintenance teams. Augmented reality can help capture that knowledge and turn it into repeatable, visual work instructions that support newer staff, reduce variation and improve operational consistency.

Blog post: 29/06/2026 11:02 am

Author: Spark Team

Legal practice requires more than knowledge of the law. It also requires confidence, judgement, communication and the ability to perform under pressure. Virtual reality could help legal professionals and students develop these skills by placing them inside realistic courtroom, hearing or negotiation environments where they can practise before real-world appearances.

Blog post: 26/06/2026 1:57 pm

Author: Spark Team

Insurance can be difficult for customers to understand because it often involves complex policies, stressful claim situations and technical assessments. Augmented reality has potential to improve this by making risk, damage, claim steps and policy explanations more visual and interactive.

Blog post: 26/06/2026 9:50 am

Author: Spark Team

Virtual reality is increasingly valuable in healthcare because it can help staff practise not only technical procedures, but also the human side of care. Communication, empathy, confidence and decision-making all matter in clinical environments, yet they can be difficult to rehearse safely and consistently. VR gives healthcare teams a way to experience realistic patient scenarios before they happen in real life.

Blog post: 25/06/2026 3:41 pm

Author: Spark Team

Operating theatres rely on precision, teamwork and strict procedures. Virtual reality can help theatre teams practise pre-op checks, sterile procedures, communication, role clarity and safety workflows before they enter the live theatre environment.