Webinar: Improving grinding mill liner inspection and reline machine operations with virtual reality technology

Webinar

Date

12 Apr, 2022

Location

ONLINE

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Webinar recording

Digitalization is taking the mining industry by storm. With many new technologies bringing a positive impact, virtual reality (VR) is also playing its own role .

Metso Outotec has adopted VR technology and applied it with the thought of increasing safety and efficiency of the mill relining process and improving mill liner inspections.

Join this webinar where our Metso Outotec experts introduce two of the latest VR applications: Virtual Inspection tool that enables liner assessments in virtual reality and mill reline machine VR training.

After this webinar, you will:  

Understand how the VR inspection tool is positively impacting safety and efficiency of mill inspections and collaboration
Be aware of how VR trainings are helping to provide a safe alternative to increase mill reline machine operator skills and expertise

This webinar will be in English

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Tomas Wennberg

Product Development Engineer

Tomas has a background in design engineering and product development, completing his M.Sc in Industrial Design Engineering in 2010. For the past 4 years, he has been part of the Mill Lining Solutions team as a Product Development Engineer for a total of 8 years in Mill Lining. Together with a small team, Tomas has for the past 2 years developed the Virtual Inspection application that allows for Mill Lining inspections in a safe, fast and easy way.

Jared Le Cras

Director, Mill Reline Equipment

Jared has a background in robotics and automation, completing his PhD in Mechatronic Engineering in 2012. He has been part of the mill reline equipment development group for the past 7 years, pushing the technology on these machines to new heights. One such technology is virtual reality which has enabled the creation of new training environments to improve the safety and skill of our operators.