By Laura Bayoumy
Published on 18 Mar 21 @ 9:19 pm
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For François Dubost, professor in Maintenance of industrial equipment, at Lehec high school, at Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët (Manche), the video presentation of training courses is all the more important since at the start of the school year, its sector will experience changes.
QR code, camera and connected tools galore …
“In this bac, we will keep the skills to be acquired, concerning diagnosis and analysis. On the other hand, young people will have to work with new technologies. Here, we are already starting to integrate some of them. “
This is evidenced by the QR code-wrapped cards, glued to the machines.
“You just have to scan your smartphone to get all the information. It’s practical, because we avoid loose sheets. “
–No more paper pad, therefore, everything goes through QR code. Added to this is augmented reality, virtual reality, connected tools galore, such as thermography, endoscopic or even ultra sound cameras are already in the hands of some. “This allows us to be a little finer in the analysis. “
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High technologies are constantly evolving, and with them costs are rising too. “This equipment can cost up to € 17,000,” adds the professor, who immediately puts it into perspective: “The investment can quickly pay for itself because the time savings are precious. “
Young people in training will therefore have to get used to the idea of joining factories… 4.0 and high school must keep pace, punctuated by high-tech.
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