See how Becker MineTrans monorails and other equipment behave in real underground workings – in a safe virtual environment. Our VR system supports operator training, technology presentations, research and development activities.
A short presentation showing the training workstation and the 3D simulation environment. The video comes directly from our VR system.
The VR simulator allows operator training without stopping plant operations or involving real machines. Virtual workings recreate difficult underground conditions – including limited visibility, curves, junctions, and varying inclinations.
The same system is also used to communicate Becker-Warkop technologies and to verify design concepts within research and development projects.
Becker-Warkop VR combines real control panels with a virtual mining world. The operator uses familiar devices while the system replicates the behavior of Becker MineTrans machines in various operating scenarios.
The simulator is equipped with an operator seat, joysticks and control panels consistent with solutions used in Becker-Warkop machines. As a result, training takes place in an environment as close as possible to real underground work.
Scenarios include monorail driving, maneuvering at junctions, operating in limited visibility, and responding to unusual or potentially hazardous situations.
The instructor can monitor driving parameters and discuss errors and best practices in real time, shortening the onboarding time for new operators.
In demonstration mode, the VR workstation can be connected to a panoramic screen, enabling presentations and discussions of training scenarios for larger groups.
Observers see exactly what the operator sees in the virtual underground working – the ride, maneuvers, safety system responses, and the behavior of Becker MineTrans machines.
The VR system has been designed to provide practical support for mines, training departments, and engineering teams. Below are example areas of application.
Realistic driving scenarios with diesel, battery, and electric monorails help prepare operators for difficult conditions without using real equipment or limiting mine operations.
VR can serve as a technical communication tool for Becker-Warkop solutions. Participants can “enter” a virtual underground working and observe operating machines at full scale.
Simulation of routes, loading and unloading points, and different transport configurations allows better planning of investments and selection of MineTrans solutions for specific mining conditions.
The scenes below come directly from Becker-Warkop VR virtual workings. Thanks to their high level of realism, operators adapt faster to underground work, and engineering teams can better evaluate underground conditions.
Implementing VR is not just a modern gadget – it is real support for safety, efficiency, and technical communication.
Contact us — we will provide information about the VR solution, example training scenarios and possibilities of using the technology in projects, training and technical communication.
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