Normet

In 2013 Normet introduced concrete spraying simulators for machine-operator training. There are different versions available from just laptop display or 2D / 3D-television screens and control box to full scale versions with 4 projectors and motion sensors in the operator’s hat. Simulator training allows operators to learn all the basic functions of robotic spray booms without the need to have a real spraying machine available. At the WTC  Normet will present the laptop version and visitors can test their concrete spraying skills. The simulator comes with different training and test programs...

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