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Educational Painting VR Training System

VirtualPaint is a highly adaptable virtual reality training simulator that mimics a fully customized painting and coating production environment.
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Educational VR training solutions

Experience the benefits of virtual reality to lead to a powerful and more effective training solution.

VP2D Semi-Immersive Platform
The VP2D system functions by a user operating a spray gun controller to apply virtual paint on sections displayed on a TV or projection screen.
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VP3D Fully-Immersive Platform
The VP3D system requires a user to wear a VR headset and operate a spray gun controller. The VP3D software simulates the spray finishing of 3D parts in a paint booth.
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System Hardware Package Upgrades
Our virtual reality training package upgrades are designed with you in mind. Optimize your training system for your specific needs.
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Training and Support
The VirtualPaint Products team is dedicated to helping you get the ongoing training and support you need for your virtual reality training system.
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Cost effective & environmental training system for spray painters

VirtualPaint is a highly adaptable virtual reality training simulator that mimics a fully customized painting and coating production environment.

  • Take hands-on training out of the spray booth and into the classroom
  • Customize coatings, parts and equipment to replicate day-to-day operations
  • Track data in real time to quantify painter skills
  • Allows for continual practice and immediate feedback
  • Completely eliminates hazardous air emissions and waste
  • Significantly reduces the proper spray application learning curve
  • Benefits experienced and novice painters
  • Unlimited practice parts and coating at the touch of a button
  • Use for hiring skill assessments and re-training evaluations
We are into our fourth week with the new VP3D VR Training system. So impressed with the real feel of spraying with this system from solid color, to translucent strains, to clear coats. It is so interactive and so much more realistic than the VP2D system we also use for training."
David J. BlacklerFinishing Technologist, Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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