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907715S - Miller AugmentedArc Augmented Reality Welding Simulator System

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OVERVIEW

Advanced Augmented Reality Welding Training Solution

The Miller AugmentedArc Augmented Reality Welding System (SKU: 907715S) represents the cutting edge of industrial training technology. Designed for vocational schools, trade unions, and advanced industrial training centers, this system utilizes augmented reality (AR) to simulate live welding processes with high fidelity. Unlike purely virtual reality (VR) systems that isolate the user from their surroundings, the AugmentedArc system blends digital imagery with the user's view of the real world. This allows students to see their hands, the torch, and the workpiece while a computer-generated image of the arc and weld puddle is superimposed onto the helmet's heads-up display (HUD).

From a procurement and operational standpoint, the AugmentedArc system is a strategic investment in efficiency. Traditional welding training consumes vast amounts of steel coupons, filler metals, and shielding gas. By offloading the initial phases of technique acquisition to the AugmentedArc, facilities can drastically reduce consumable waste. The system supports simulation for all major processes: GMAW (MIG), GTAW (TIG), SMAW (Stick), and FCAW (Flux-Cored). It includes specially designed torches and guns that replicate the weight and feel of actual Miller equipment, ensuring that the muscle memory developed during simulation translates directly to the shop floor.

The system is built around a powerful instructor interface. Teachers can manage multiple students, customize curriculum, and review student performance with objective data. The software tracks critical parameters such as work angle, travel angle, speed, distance (arc length), and aim. After a session, the system generates a score and allows for video playback of the weld, highlighting exactly where the technique deviated from the ideal. This feedback loop is significantly faster than traditional methods, allowing for more repetitions and faster mastery of core skills.

The 907715S package is a comprehensive turnkey solution. It includes the simulator unit, the AR helmet, all necessary torch/gun attachments, a multi-position work stand, and the requisite software licenses. It is designed to be robust enough for classroom environments while providing the technological sophistication required for modern workforce development.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Weld Process:MIG (GMAW), TIG (GTAW), Stick (SMAW)
Input Voltage:115 V, 230 V
Product Type:Augmented Reality Welding System
Display Type:Heads-Up Display (HUD) inside Helmet
Training Modules:Initial, Intermediate, Advanced
Included Components:AugmentedArc Simulator, AR Helmet, MIG Gun, TIG Torch, Stick Electrode Holder, Work Stand, Coupons
Connectivity:Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Target Audience:Vocational Schools, Industrial Training Centers, Unions
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • AugmentedArc Simulator Unit
  • AugmentedArc Helmet with HUD
  • MIG (GMAW) Gun Simulator
  • TIG (GTAW) Torch Simulator
  • Stick (SMAW) Electrode Holder Simulator
  • Work Stand and Coupon Assembly
  • Router and Networking Cables
  • Instructor Software License

APPLICATIONS

  • Vocational and Technical Schools
  • Union Training Centers
  • Industrial Workforce Development
  • Military Welding Training
  • Pre-employment Screening
  • Recruiting Events and Demonstrations

FAQ

AugmentedArc uses Augmented Reality (AR) to overlay digital images onto the real world, allowing the user to see their actual hands and the physical environment. VR (Virtual Reality) completely blocks out the real world.

No, the system is entirely digital. It does not use wire, gas, or metal coupons, which significantly reduces operating costs.

The system supports GMAW (MIG), GTAW (TIG), SMAW (Stick), and FCAW (Flux-Cored) welding processes.

Yes, the instructor software tracks and records data on technique, including angles, speed, and aim, providing objective scoring and playback.

The helmet is a specially designed AR headset that looks and feels like a standard Miller welding helmet but contains the necessary cameras and displays for the simulation.

Yes, the MIG gun, TIG torch, and electrode holder are designed to replicate the weight, balance, and feel of actual Miller equipment.

The AugmentedArc system runs on standard 115V or 230V AC power, making it easy to set up in any classroom.

Yes, the system supports various joint configurations, including pipe-to-pipe and plate-to-pipe simulations.