FBE Excavator Digital Twin

FBE Excavator Digital Twin

by Vantage Interactive Pty Ltd

8 ratings
5 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 23, 2020
  • March 2, 2023
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Learn to operate a hydraulic excavator using augmented reality. Practice controls with on-screen joysticks and a 3D model placed in your real-world environment. This app bridges digital simulation with hands-on experience.

βœ“Augmented reality 3D model placement
βœ“On-screen joystick controls
βœ“Hydraulic excavator operation simulation
βœ“Tutorial series for learning
βœ“Spatial perspective observation
βœ“Practice digging mechanics
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What's New in FBE Excavator Digital Twin

2.0

March 2, 2023

The excavator controls are now consistent with the ISO standard.

User reviews

I hope you’re having to show me more complicated AR simulation applications for education!

Just right now the controller was very difficult to control because I think!If adjustable sensitivity settings have the problems of difficult controls was done!And then It wanted simulation sounds like realistic!I trusting you! You can do it soon! So let me enjoying perfect applications!!Come on man!!
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From experienced excavator operator

I have had 15 years experience operating excavators and I can definitely confirm 100% the operations are wrong ,boom down is right joystick forward boom up right joystick backwards ..this app is opposite , every other operation is correct I will say that I give a 1 star review but if this is corrected I’ll rate it 5 star but it’s no good at the present time
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Nice idea!

Look like Really realistic! But it doesn’t work really? Look like only!

Cool but then disappointing

Drops a very realistic excavator on any surface. Controls are very smooth. Too bad they are wrong. This would be SAE controls except that the boom up and boom down controls are backwards. If the developers fix this they will have a nice app.

Alright.

Good game for giving people the right idea, however the controls are not 100% correct.

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FAQ

What is FBE Excavator Digital Twin used for?

FBE Excavator Digital Twin is designed to teach students about the operation of a hydraulic excavator and allow them to practice its controls. It uses augmented reality to place a 3D model in the real world for spatial learning.

Who is the target audience for FBE Excavator Digital Twin?

This app is specifically developed for students of Built Environment (BE) subjects at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia. It aims to enhance their understanding of heavy machinery operation.

How does FBE Excavator Digital Twin utilize augmented reality?

The app uses AR technology to place a 3D model of the excavator onto a surface in the user's real-world environment. This allows students to observe the model with spatial perspective and interact with it as if it were physically present.

What learning features are included in FBE Excavator Digital Twin?

The experience includes a series of tutorials to guide students through the excavator's operation. Users can practice digging with the digital twin, translating their skills to physical models.

What devices are compatible with FBE Excavator Digital Twin?

FBE Excavator Digital Twin is supported on iPhones and iPads. It is designed for mobile learning experiences on Apple devices.

How often is FBE Excavator Digital Twin updated?

The latest version of FBE Excavator Digital Twin is 2.0, last updated on March 2, 2023. Updates aim to improve functionality and user experience for students.

Does FBE Excavator Digital Twin have ads?

No, FBE Excavator Digital Twin does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on educational simulation.

What is the user rating for FBE Excavator Digital Twin?

FBE Excavator Digital Twin has a rating of 3.3 stars based on 7 user reviews. This indicates a mixed reception among its user base.