Virtual and Augmented Reality in Rolls-Royce

Dr Dimitris Triantafyllidis

Emerging Technologies Manager

Future Technologies, Rolls-Royce © 2017 Rolls-Royce plc

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The Company

Civil Aerospace

Defence Aerospace

Marine Power Systems Nuclear

Underlying Revenue

£13.8bn

Underlining Profit

£813m

Research & Development

£1.3bn

Order Book

79.8bn

49,900 Employees in 46 counties

Future Technologies Group

Product Concepts Emerging Technologies

Impact of VR/AR to Rolls-Royce

• Design • Manufacturing & Assembly • Aftersales Services • Training • Marketing • Customer intimacy

Significant Operational Improvements

Core Product Technology

Key enabler for future company vision

• Autonomous vessels • Nuclear power plants • Fully remote operations

VR/AR in Rolls-Royce Now

Marketing Training

Virtual Reality

• Used since 2004 for Design and Training

• Marketing and Product Familiarisation

Augmented Reality

• Pilots for applications across product lifecycle for all 5 businesses

VR/AR in Rolls-Royce – Aftersales Services

VR/AR In Rolls-Royce- Design

Technology Familiarisation in the Community

Internal External

Future of VR/AR in Rolls-Royce