Aviation

Working with the Aviation Sector to Drive Innovation and Improve Stakeholder Engagement

Aviation

Working with the Aviation Sector to Drive Innovation and Improve Stakeholder Engagement

Aviation

Training, Skills Development & Remote Assistance

Upskill and reskill your workforce effectively without subjecting them to dangerous environments. Enable Remote Assistance at any time.

Operational Efficiency:
Asset Management

Maximize asset performance, improve workforce productivity and minimize operational costs.

Exploring the Power of
Innovation

Explore new and innovative ways of working and engage stakeholders in all stages of a project and operations.

Use of immersive technologies by high profile companies in this sector is now attracting attention. At Boeing, test subjects who used AR to assemble wing parts achieved a 90% improvement in first-time quality compared to colleagues using PDF files. BAE used a Google Glass pilot to decrease assembly time by 25% in aviation manufacture. Airbus and Japan Airlines are using Microsoft HoloLens to train engineers and cabin crews.

(Source: The Immersive Economy in the UK 2019 report)

Engaging Educational Experience Case Study: Vulcan To The Sky Trust

Vulcan to the Sky Trust required an Initial Consultation Document for their Vulcan Engineering Education and Experience Centre to include a wide range of architectural and engagement visualisations. PAULEY created a bespoke introductory brochure for the proposed educational experience that included visualisations of how the centre might look including architectural designs, interactive engagement, visitor attractions and a multimedia communications strategy. The new centre will inspire and educate a new generation of British Engineers.

Since working on the initial project, we have also helped the Trust to design and create immersive promotional materials for their Vulcan Club members. The Trust has received unprecedented support from the public and key stake holders for Ve3.

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Case Study:
Heathrow Terminal 5 Pilot Project

PAULEY worked with Heathrow Airport on a Pilot project to create a Digital Twin of the Heathrow Terminal 5 building. The purpose of this project was to explore the potential of the technology for enabling stakeholders to explore proposals and proposed operational plans in detail without having any immediate impact on the real life assets. The 3D model was also designed to be used as a cost-effective training tool for engineers and airport workers to learn through simulation, removing the necessity to put them at any risk.

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What Our Clients Say

“The Digital Twin is really important for us here at High Speed One. It actually shows how we are bringing live asset data to the point of need; where the technicians need it and where the operations staff need it. And actually tied in what is happening on the operational railway to our station assets, which we have never done before.”
Richard Thorp, Engineering Director HS1
“There are clear and wide ranging benefits of this technology being applied to both stations and the linear asset, from a maintenance and asset management perspective. Everyone was keen to see this project extended to include Rapid Response (and support for field technicians by those in maintenance depots and NICC), training, competence and familiarisation, defect rectification and reference to technical documentation during planned maintenance. Additionally, we see benefit in simulating complicated possessions and isolations, particularly using on-track machines, to improve safety of workers while on the track.” 
Simon Morley, Head of Infrastructure Maintenance, HS2 Ltd
“I was amazed upon first experiencing the tunnelling environment that PAULEY has created. In front of me was a real life hologram, fixed in space and that could be inspected from any angle. The real ‘wow’ moment came when I leaned over the image to find a digger and workers not visible until I peer down the pit shaft, which reached toward my feet. Immersive technologies are set to become huge disruptors in training. For augmented technologies the killer app is the ability for collaboration in real space, with shared visualisations that provide learning experiences people can walk around, view and interact with together. People learn best from shared, peer to peer experiences” 
Nathaniel Cooke, Assistant Fund Manager, CITB (Tunnel Skills)
“We found the team at PAULEY to be helpful and understanding of our requirements; our vision of a 3D interactive training and assessment programme was brought to life by Phil and his team. Phil’s team took our ideas and challenged the boundaries, offering ideas and solutions to this initiative, delivering a programme that surpassed our expectations on time and in budget. We at Eurostar Engineering look forward to expanding our programme with PAULEY” 
Chris Thompson, Engineering Training Manager, Eurostar International Ltd
“PAULEY’s development of the digitised curriculum at NCATI has been excellent. They have truly engaged with our core values and have delivered an industry leading product that our students and lecturers find compelling and engaging.”
Charles Anderson, Head of Curriculum Development (NCATI)