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Blog post: 09/10/2026 1:43 pm

Author: Spark Team

Battery Energy Storage System emergencies may require operators, control-room personnel, contractors and emergency responders to coordinate quickly around an unfamiliar and potentially evolving situation. VR enables organisations to rehearse these incidents safely and repeatedly before they happen.

Blog post: 09/10/2026 8:38 am

Author: Spark Team

Maintenance on hydrogen, carbon capture and wider industrial decarbonisation assets can involve multiple forms of hazardous energy. Electrical power, stored pressure, process gases, rotating equipment and interconnected plant may all need to be considered before work begins. Virtual Reality provides an effective environment for rehearsing isolation procedures before personnel interact with the real asset.

Blog post: 08/10/2026 2:30 pm

Author: Spark Team

Chlorine has long played an important role in water disinfection, but installations involving chlorine require rigorous controls, maintenance and emergency procedures. An actual chlorine release is not an event that employees can safely reproduce simply to gain experience. This makes emergency preparedness heavily dependent on classroom instruction, drills and procedural knowledge. Bespoke VR can add another layer by allowing operators to experience a realistic simulated chlorine incident, make decisions and practise their organisation's emergency SOP without exposure to the substance itself.

Blog post: 08/10/2026 9:25 am

Author: Spark Team

The events that nuclear teams most need to be prepared for are often the events they least frequently encounter. Fire, abnormal radiological conditions, loss of normal access routes, equipment failures and evacuation scenarios cannot simply be reproduced whenever training is required. Virtual Reality (VR) changes this equation by allowing organisations to create immersive emergency scenarios that can be repeated safely. Bespoke Augmented Reality (AR) can also support selected preparedness, inspection and response activities where operational requirements allow.

Blog post: 07/10/2026 3:20 pm

Author: Spark Team

Electrostatic discharge can be difficult to teach because the underlying risk is frequently invisible to the operator. Bespoke VR can visualise how static charge is created and transferred while allowing employees to practise ESD-control SOPs, with AR providing point-of-work checks and guidance during sensitive manufacturing activities.