Augmented Reality
Lufthansa Cargo "Warehouse Build-Up" AR Training
Using the Augmented Reality Training Lufthansa Cargo was able to reduce the average fail rate in the exams of their warehouse workers by 80 percent.

Success Story
How Lufthansa Cargo cut the failure rate of its warehouse workers' exams by 80% thanks to AR training
Who For?
Warehouse staff
What?
Virtual tie down
Special Feature?
Interactive hologram of pallet and vehicle in the classroom
Most of the time, storage facilities and the cargo needed are not accessible to learners.

About
1 x
Physical practice
80%
Performance improvement
1 x
Training for all
The Challenge
No Physical Training

Our Solution
Since 2019, Lufthansa Cargo has been using Augmented Reality training. A learning group of six people each receives Microsoft HoloLens glasses.

Interactive hologram
The technology projects an interactive hologram of a pallet and a vehicle into the classroom.
Guided by trainers, the learners can carry out a virtual tie-down together.
The Success
Measurable Performance Increase
AR enables practical training in the course for the first time. Its success has been outstanding. Academic support was provided for the implementation of the pilot courses as part of the "Educational Science" degree programme at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz.
80% lower Failure Rate
A significant 80% drop in the failure rate (from 36% to 7%) was achieved. In the future, about 500 participants will take the AR training every year.


With 3spin Learning and the AR training, we were able to significantly increase the training success. The failure rate was reduced by 80%.
Better Learning Results With 3spin Learning
80% performance increase
Increased training success
Making learning success measurable
Can be repeated at any time
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