OPERA PROCESS
Guided, step-by-step operating procedures, directly on the workstation.
Are your operators still following paper instructions or PDFs?
There are better options.
Technical manuals run to dozens of pages. Operators rarely read them, struggle to understand them, and apply them inconsistently. OPERA PROCESS transforms each procedure into an interactive, visual, and immersive guide—displayed directly in the operator's field of vision on their headset, precisely when needed. According to a sector survey, Guided procedures reduce operator errors by more than 70 % compared to paper instructions.
What you can incorporate into an OPERA PROCESS procedure
Each procedure is composed of steps enhanced with media of your choice. The editor is accessible to any user, without requiring technical expertise.
Videos
Demonstrate the action to be performed. Import videos recorded by OPERA TRANSMIT or your own files.
Photos
Illustrate each step with visuals of the actual job: parts, positions, danger zones, references.
Voice
Add audio commentary from the expert. The operator hears instructions while performing the task.
Texts
Written instructions, warnings, parameters to be respected: displayed in context, at the right time.
3D Objects
Overlay 3D models onto real equipment: parts to assemble, areas to inspect, movement trajectories.
Arrows and guides
Directional arrows, highlighted areas, position indicators: the operator knows exactly where to look and what to do.
Stage validation
The operator confirms each step before moving on to the next. Complete traceability of operations.
Real-time update
A modified procedure is immediately available on all helmets without any further action required.
Creating an enhanced step-by-step procedure in the no-code editor
OPERA PROCESS natively integrates gestures recorded via OPERA TRANSMIT. Not just standard text instructions or videos — the real actions of your expert, replayed in a real-world context at the operator's workstation.
In what situations does OPERA PROCESS change everything?
Guided quality control procedures
Each checkpoint is displayed in context, with a reference photo and validation criteria. The operator cannot proceed to the next step without validating the previous one. Zero omissions, complete traceability.
Delivery and installation of technical equipment
A supplier delivers a machine with a headset pre-loaded with the installation procedure. The customer's technician follows the guide step by step, without waiting for a technician to arrive on site. Commissioning is completed independently and on schedule.
Interactive assembly instructions
Replace lengthy paper instructions with guided sequences featuring 3D models, directional arrows, and step validation. The operator can assemble flawlessly, even on complex parts.
Training without an available trainer
Is the trainer in production, at another site or unavailable? The operator trains independently directly at their workstation, with the same level of guidance as in the presence of the expert.
Guided maintenance schedules
Each maintenance procedure is detailed step by step with the correct tools, parameters, and safety alerts. Reduce breakdowns caused by improper execution of preventive maintenance schedules.
Same procedures at all sites
A procedure validated at the reference site is deployed identically at all other sites within the organization. This eliminates discrepancies in practices between teams and sites.
From paper-based procedures to immersive guides — in 3 steps
Transform your paper procedures into immersive guides
Create your first guided procedure in less than an hour. No technical skills required.