PP Training vs SafeSigNZ

Who knows Patek Philippe best? PP Training is an entertaining training game that will be divided into three distinct functions: one dedicated to PP Masters, allowing players to compete with opponents from around the world, another to PP Quiz, aimed at honing learners' knowledge by answering questions on specific topics, and the last one is the PP Collection, which contains three types of card-related games. Furthermore, this application is exclusively designed for the training of personnel responsible for selling, promoting, and marketing Patek Philippe products within its international distribution network. Each member of staff undergoing training will benefit from access, offered by Patek Philippe SA, to the PP Training application. This access constitutes a non-exclusive right to use the application and all associated data. It is limited to training, sales, promotion, and in-depth knowledge of the Patek Philippe brand and its products, in accordance with the application's functionalities, which may be suspended temporarily or permanently at Patek Philippe's discretion.

There is strong anecdotal evidence that immigrant / culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) workers are at greater risk of injury and illness in the workplace. Developed in New Zealand this app is a powerful tool to assist users with identifying and understanding health and safety industry signage. Developed with the ability to nominate a language of choice from a range of options available, this app has been designed to help CALD workers and visitors to capture health and safety signage and translate the meaning of the signage to their selected language of choice. The app is for those workplace and industry environments which utilise and display health and safety signs and alerts. Health and safety signs make employees and visitors aware of (1) dangerous items or behaviours which are prohibited, and (2) potential dangers and hazards ahead. All stakeholders including employers, industry, regulators, workers and visitors have a responsibility to keep the environment and themselves safe. The app contains a database of Health & Safety signage that are used by a wide range of industries in NZ and their translations in multiple languages. Users take a photo of a sign (e.g. ) the app then uses AR technology to scan the database for a the photographed sign. Once the sign is matched with one in the database, the meaning of the sign is displayed on screen to the user in the selected language.