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A 1:1 digital twin technicians walk around, open up, and work the procedure on, alone or together, long before the physical hardware arrives.
New engines, aircraft, and systems arrive before the people who will maintain them have ever touched one. The physical asset is expensive, scarce, and usually tied up in service until long after technicians need to be ready. Flat manuals and classroom slides do little to build the spatial intuition it takes to work on real hardware.
Meanwhile, decades of expert judgment are leaving depot and shop floors faster than new technicians can absorb it.
How training happens today
Access points, clearances, and reach, at 1:1.
Shafts, flow paths, and assemblies, without disassembly.
Manuals and specs on the component, where they’re looking.
Remove, inspect, reinstall, in order, before it counts.
Immersive training on the asset’s own digital twin
SPIDER streams a high-fidelity, 1:1-scale digital twin of the part, engine, or assembly to a commercial off-the-shelf device.
Technicians explore it at their own pace, pull technical data up in place, practice the procedure, and bring the rest of the team into the same session, wherever they are.
Walk around, look inside, take it apart, put it back.
Trainees and instructors in the same asset, on-site or remote.
Streamed without decimation to Apple Vision Pro.
Build or import a 1:1 digital twin of the asset.
Deliver the full-fidelity model to the device, on-premises or air-gapped.
360° walk-around, X-ray and wireframe views, sectioning, dynamic explode.
Extract and reinstall assemblies, annotate in 3D, open technical data in place.
Bring multiple trainees and instructors into the same spatial session.
No physical asset, dedicated simulator hardware, or live network connection required.
Train on equipment that hasn’t arrived, is in service, or is scarce.
Shared sessions across sites; instructors don’t have to travel.
Runs on-premises or air-gapped; devices cache models and sync later.
Exploratory by design. Technicians learn the asset, not a script.
Any asset you can model at 1:1 becomes a training asset, on the same device and the same approach.
Tell us which asset your team needs to be ready for, and we will follow up.
A high-fidelity 1:1 digital twin of a geared turbofan engine, built so maintenance technicians could train on a brand-new engine model before a physical engine reached the shop floor. Component search, part data and reference material in place, 3D annotation, component extraction, X-ray and sectioning views, and a dynamic explode that separates every major assembly along the engine centerline.
Multiple trainees and instructors occupy the same 1:1 digital twin at once, on-site or remote, exploring, annotating, and disassembling the asset together. Instructors and training sites no longer need to be in the same room, or the same state.
Complex decision-making scenarios trained against simulated real-time data streams inside an immersive command-center environment, with live and external feeds presented in context.
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