The JVMA, a 4.0 school-factory welcoming over 2,000 visitors annually, entrusted us with making their tours more interactive and self-guided.

We proposed using the Hololens, a mixed reality headset. Unlike a VR headset, the Hololens allows users to view and interact with visual and audio elements (texts, 3D objects, etc.) within the real environment.

Using this tool, we created a 4.0 tour that integrates contextualized information directly onto the factory’s equipment. Visitors can explore the JVMA and its innovative machinery autonomously, guided by the headset.

This immersive tour helps visitors better understand and appreciate JVMA’s innovations while offering an interactive and self-guided experience.