Miller leads the welding industry in building accessible, high-tech and classroom friendly solutions for teaching welding. From basic augmented reality welding with MobileArc and AugmentedArc, to real welding with LiveArc, and event robotic welding, there is a perfect solution to fit your classroom needs.
Augmented Reality (AR) is the future of learning. The AugmentedArc system creates a simulated environment for the learner to develop basic welding skills in a cost-effective, safe environment. Users wear a specially designed helmet that shows them images of the real world, augmented with computer-generated images of metal workpieces, weld arcs and weld beads.
Miller AugmentedArc allows a school to teach welding without using an actual arc or consuming wire, shielding gas or coupons.
This system is a great start for middle school tech-ed programs, high schools starting a new welding program, and technical colleges for introductory-level coursework.
Ideal for lab training, the Miller LiveArc welding performance management system provides both a simulation/pre-weld setup mode as well as a live-arc training mode. This allows the student to gain experience and build techniques in pre-weld exercises before seamlessly transitioning into real welding on GMAW, FCAW and SMAW processes.
The Miller LiveArc is a great next step for technical and community colleges.
The Miller MobileArc is an affordable, easy to use welding simulation tool designed to attract, engage and introduce students to welding through a hands-on augmented reality experience. The kit includes a specially-designed helmet, weld gun, coupons and mobile screen for tracking weld movement and data.
At this size and price, the MobileArc is a great tool for a full class set, for students to take home and practice, and for outreach.
