TRAINING: Immersive Technologies powers ahead with multi-OEM strategy

[caption id="attachment_1003729619" align="aligncenter" width="407"] Immersive Technologies has simulators for a growing list of OEMs.[/caption] PERTH, Australia – Immersive Technologies has engaged in an unprecedented level of mining machine simulator development for a diverse range of original equipment manufacturers (OEM) over the past year. This is set to continue with projects underway for new and existing customers to build simulators for heavy machinery manufactured by Belaz, Caterpillar, Epiroc, Hitachi, Iveco, Komatsu, Liebherr, Mack, and Volvo. In the last 12 months, Immersive Technologies has released new simulator modules (Conversion Kits), for Cat line-of-sight remote control, Cat 777E truck, Komatsu 930E-5 truck, Liebherr R9200 excavator, Sandvik DD311-40C jumbo, Volvo FH16 light truck, and many more. Investment in Conversion Kits for multiple OEM machines is continuing unabated with projects in development within the next months for Belaz 75131 truck, Cat 994K wheel loader, Hitachi EX5600-7 shovel, Komatsu 730E-8 truck, Letourneau L-2350 Gen 2 wheel loader, Liebherr R9800 excavator, Mack GU813E light truck, and numerous more. “Our investment in simulators for a diverse range of OEM's machines is increasing, driven by demand from our customers.  Immersive has always and will continue to be focused foremost on the needs of our customers, most of whom operate mixed OEM fleets. Immersive Technologies' acquisition by Komatsu will not change our strategy, we will continue to support machines from all OEM's, that’s what our customers expect,” says Wayde Salfinger, executive director of marketing at Immersive Technologies. Immersive Technologies credit its ongoing growth in demand on its proven and verifiable success in increasing mine profitability by optimizing the safety and productivity of equipment operators.  These results are driven by a clear focus on integrating People, Process, and Technology to reduce risk, quantify training impact and effectively managing the training process. Go to People, Process, and Technology to learn more.