Validation of content created in the IMH's Immersion and Interactive Classrooms has been carried out with Tknika and Virtualware.

IMH Vocational Training has had Tknika and Virtualware managers in our immersive and interactive classrooms. The aim of this visit was to validate the contents generated in the virtualisation of the electrical cabinet of the Kondia CM60 machine. This cabinet was updated last year as part of the KONDIABERRI project promoted by the Vice-Ministry of the Basque Government.

This Kondiaberri renovation project involved the active participation of second-year Industrial Mechatronics students, who contributed to the modernisation of the machine.

In the virtualisation process, some of the new electrical diagrams designed by the students were selected and the electrical components of the plans were identified. Based on this information, the Virtualware managers carried out a virtualisation so that the physical elements of the cabinet could be seen in a virtual environment.

This innovative technology remains a fundamental pillar in transforming vocational education, adapting it to technological challenges and preparing students for the future using virtual reality.