The California utility company PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric) is a new company that uses virtual reality technology.
According to Fortune magazine, PG&E is working with Space-Time Insight to use VR to make technicians work more safely and efficiently. The company supplies electricity and gas to nearly 16,000 people, and this requires nearly 20,000 employees to complete the work. The overall system coverage is very wide (with nearly 150,000 meters of conversion, transmission lines), and in such a system, a small mistake failure can cause devastating losses. In general, the technician needs to put his head into the substation to solve the problem, but PG&E expects that in the future, perhaps the mechanic can eliminate the inspection failure by wearing a VR Headset. This is not only a quick method, but it also reduces the possibility of technicians getting injured by touching the electronic device with their hands. Space-Time is critical to the implementation of this plan. They have developed an Oculus Rift-supported tool based on company data processing and analysis.
"We need to conduct virtual troubleshooting of the failed equipment in the substation. Advanced analysis and methods can let you know the specific problem and give remedial measures," said Space-Time official website.
VR plans such as these have great potential to increase efficiency and improve the infrastructure of countless companies, all of which are critical to our daily lives.
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