A university located in Namyangju has taken a significant step toward revolutionizing its practical training environment by procuring state-of-the-art educational equipment.
SimG Co., Ltd. simultaneously delivered multi-monitor simulators for excavators and forklifts,
enabling students to immediately experience scenes that closely resemble real-world conditions on campus.
This setup establishes a solid foundation for students to develop both operational skills and safety awareness.
The acquisition is regarded as a strategic investment by the university to cultivate students into professionals in the construction and logistics sectors.
SimG recently announced the dual delivery of excavator and forklift multi-monitor simulators to a university in Namyangju.
This addition is a strategic measure to elevate the campus practical training environment to reflect real-world working conditions
using virtual reality–based equipment. The multi-monitor model provides a significantly wider field of view than a single display,
allowing realistic reproduction of surrounding hazards, operational scenarios, and licensing exam conditions—even without a VR head-mounted display.
Featuring four or more display panels, the multi-monitor simulator enhances immersion by expanding the students’ working viewpoint.
Learners can experience spatial realism and authentic manipulation when operating an excavator’s bucket or moving a forklift,
closely simulating real equipment handling. The simulator supports repetitive training, enabling beginners to safely build proficiency quickly.
It is designed for phased instruction, from basic operations to complex scenarios and licensing exam simulations.
Through this, students can naturally learn industrial safety protocols and equipment competence.
This simulator deployment goes beyond installing educational equipment—it strengthens ties with regional industry.
By providing dual-trainings on the most widely used heavy equipment in construction, logistics, and manufacturing,
it focuses on cultivating graduates who can transition directly into field work.
This initiative is expected to enhance student employability and contribute to regional industrial development.
Starting with this Namyangju university, SimG plans to expand its distribution of simulators and safety training content to educational institutions nationwide.
By delivering integrated solutions that combine XR (Extended Reality) technology with
educational content, SimG aims to create safer, more systematic learning environments for students.
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