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Mission Room by technicians, managers and lay people alike.


Innovation by collaboration The increasing number of installations have led to Network Rail-driven requests to extend the technology. In order to rapidly capture route wide data, Mission Room developed a multi-channel camera technology that can be attached to standard trains enabling immersive site data to be captured at up to 70mph. Another recent development is a real- time 360 degree camera which uses high speed wireless technology to allow remote monitoring of site safety. It is expected that these developments will continue to drive forward take-up of the technology.


See the future


The other main strand of Mission Room technology is the ability to stand people inside future designs that have been produced by CAD/BIM systems. This allows designers, constructors and operators of sites and buildings to


UNIQUELY INTERFLEET


“10 years, 30 clients, 100 projects (and counting) in


Human Factors for rail.


1 allotment, 2 half marathons, 4 metres of dry stone wall (and counting ... )”


Find out what else makes Interfleet unique at www.interfleet.co.uk Wendy McCristal


Head of Human Factors


design out problems by getting a clearer impression of how facilities and features relate spatially. The philosophy here is that existing


CAD and BIM systems such as Navisworks and Microsystem can be used to produce output that can be visualised inside a


See it in action Response to immersion in a Mission Room is always positive and indeed it is only once you have stood inside one of the systems that you can truly understand the power of immersion. For a demonstration of the technology please contact the company directly.





Tel 07912566910 Email bryan.denby@missionroom.com Visit www.missionroom.com


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