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TrainAR

How TrainAR works

From a job one of your engineers is doing today, to a trainee doing it on their own.

01Record the job as you do it

  • Real job. Nothing is staged, and nobody comes off the tools to film.
  • Hands free. The glasses see what the engineer sees.
  • Out loud. He says what he is doing, and why he does it that way.
  • Photos. Taken during the job, saved with the session.
  • Done. “End session” saves it. Nothing to write up.
A senior gas engineer working on a boiler, recording the job with his TrainAR glasses

02TrainAR turns it into steps

  • Automatic. Processing starts on its own when the session ends.
  • Split up. The recording becomes separate procedures, each one named.
  • Clipped. Every procedure gets its own clip and thumbnail.
  • Scored. 0 to 100. A session with nothing usable is flagged, not filled in.
  • Your documents. Manuals, specs and diagrams sit alongside, searchable mid-job.
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03Your trainee follows it on site

  • Live coaching. Trainee mode, on a real job, on a phone or on glasses.
  • On the equipment. The step is shown over the kit in front of them.
  • Ask out loud. “What is this part?” “Show me the diagram.” “Next step.”
  • It looks. Through the camera: that appliance, that gauge, that wire.
  • When it goes wrong. A leak, a seized valve: it deals with it, then picks the job back up.
  • Your method. Checked against your knowledge base and the regulations.
An apprentice working on an open boiler while TrainAR guides him through the step

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