The "Sling Inspection" workshop immerses users in an augmented reality experience where they learn to identify and avoid potential risks.
Slinging encompasses all operations needed to safely move loads using cranes, hoists, or other lifting equipment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 30% of fatal crane accidents are caused by poor inspection of equipment or loads.
Each year, dozens of accidents could be prevented if faulty slings were properly identified in advance. Our AR sling inspection simulator allows your teams to train safely, build technical confidence, and develop proper safety reflexes through immersive, realistic, and mobile training.
Using a smartphone or tablet camera, trainees can visualize life-size slings in their real-world environment—be it an office, home, or training room—rendered in photo-realistic 3D.
The realistic visuals, sound effects, and interactive alerts create a tension comparable to real-world inspections, but with zero physical risk.
Trainees can practice freely for up to 20 hours through a variety of instructional and hands-on scenarios.
With this augmented reality simulator, trainees will learn to:
All within an interactive, safe and highly realistic environment, accessible via a smartphone or tablet.
This AR training is designed for:
Trainees interact with a life-size lifting equipment rack rendered in photorealistic 3D and placed directly in their real-world surroundings.
The user selects each piece of equipment on the virtual rack. After visually inspecting it, they decide whether it's fit for use or should be removed from service. Whether correct or not, the system reveals the location of any hidden defects, promoting learning through trial and error.
The trainee must justify why certain items should be discarded: visible defects, missing markings, incorrect chain type, etc. They earn points by answering technical quizzes on chain grades, sling wear, or shackle conformity.
Train your teams with confidence—starting today. Reduce risk. Improve inspection reliability. Choose immersive, hands-on training to help prevent lifting-related accidents.
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