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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Introduction to Industrial Virtual Environments

  • Use cases in manufacturing, energy, and operations
  • The distinct roles of Unity, Blender, and Visual Studio
  • Real-world examples of simulation and training scenarios

3D Modeling with Blender

  • Navigating the Blender interface and standard workflows
  • Creating models of industrial equipment and facility layouts
  • Optimizing assets for real-time rendering performance

Visualization with Unity

  • Setting up Unity projects tailored for industrial contexts
  • Importing and configuring models from Blender
  • Implementing materials, lighting, and animation effects

Programming Integration with Visual Studio

  • Establishing the link between Unity and Visual Studio
  • Essential C# programming for defining system logic
  • Establishing connections to external data sources and control systems

Developing Interactive Industrial Simulations

  • Building user interfaces and interactive control mechanisms
  • Replicating machine operations and operational workflows
  • Practical lab: Constructing a working simulation

Integration with Control Systems

  • Exploring industrial protocols and system connectivity
  • Managing data exchange and real-time monitoring
  • Practical lab: Connecting the Unity environment to external system data

Advanced Applications and Optimization

  • Tuning performance for large-scale industrial environments
  • Enhancing simulations with physics engines and automation features
  • Case studies: Applications in training and digital twins

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Foundational understanding of programming concepts
  • Comfort with 3D modeling principles
  • General awareness of industrial systems or processes

Target Audience

  • Industrial engineers
  • Automation specialists
  • Developers focused on simulation and visualization

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