Lessons learnt from building Mixed Reality/AR applications for training
Having spent 5 years building instructor-led training MR applications I thought it might be useful to jot down some of the lessons learnt. I f you are interested in more or have specific questions just drop me a message ( simon(@)scenaria.live ). Summary : (Appropriate as I am writing on Feb 14th) KISS, KISS, KISS … (Keep It Simple Stupid). By that I mean to keep it simple for the Instructor and Trainees. Our analogy was the automatic gearbox, keeping it simple for the user meant that behind the scenes we had to overcome many difficult technical and logistical problems. One thing I would say is, despite the list that follows, headset based Mixed Reality instructor-led training has the potential to deliver a good level of ROI. Background : Typically, our clients were corporates involved in industrial activities and had an initial budget of $20k for a 2+ person training solution (inc hardware). Training took place anywhere there was space (offices, canteens, outside, training c