1. Product Display
Factories often need to showcase their products to clients, partners, and stakeholders. 3D models allow for an immersive product display that highlights the intricate details and functionalities of machinery and equipment. Instead of static images or diagrams, Clooned 3D Viewer provides a 360-degree view, enabling viewers to explore the product from every angle. This is particularly useful for marketing purposes, as it allows potential buyers to get a detailed understanding of the product before making a purchase.

2. User Manuals
Traditional user manuals can be overwhelming and difficult to interpret, especially for complex machinery. By incorporating 3D models into user manuals, factories can provide a more intuitive and visual guide. Users can interact with the model to see how parts fit together, view assembly instructions, and understand the operation of the machine. This reduces the learning curve and minimizes the risk of errors during assembly or operation.

3. Factory Introduction and Training
Introducing new employees to a factory’s layout, machinery, and safety protocols is crucial. 3D models can be used to create interactive training modules that simulate the factory environment. New hires can virtually explore the facility, learn about different machines, and practice safety procedures in a controlled, risk-free environment. This type of training is more engaging and effective than traditional methods, leading to better retention and understanding.