The worst-kept information about your assets are where it is and how to get there. In most cases, you won't find it documented anywhere at all, with just a rough guide to where it fits in your process and what building you're likely to need to go to. With 360 photography, people know where it is, what it looks like, and how to navigate your plant to find it.

You don't just move through your environment - you move though your assets too. Each one is clickable, delivering information about what it is, what it's doing at the moment, what it is connected to, and any of its documentation - all the information you can access on the web, in VR or AR, you can access in the 360 experience.

Imagine a toolbox meeting where you can show everyone not only how to find the machine that the crew is working on, but also how to get to each of the isolation points, and exactly what they look like? So when people step onto site, they are confident in what they need to do and where they need to go.

Using 360 photography, you can take people for guided and unguided tours of your facility without going through layers of inductions, dealing with site access permissions, signing on or having to go through safety briefings. The only risk they have is falling off their chair.