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'''Comments:''' Electrocom manufactures multimillion-dollar letter-sorting machines for the U.S. Postal Service. Maintenance training on these machines is complex and training programs require up to 11,000 scenes which must be accurately updated several times a year, a task which is impossible with conventional software. Catharon used its own proprietary software to create and provide for updating this large training program. | '''Comments:''' Electrocom manufactures multimillion-dollar letter-sorting machines for the U.S. Postal Service. Maintenance training on these machines is complex and training programs require up to 11,000 scenes which must be accurately updated several times a year, a task which is impossible with conventional software. Catharon used its own proprietary software to create and provide for updating this large training program. | ||
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Clients & Projects: Postal Employee TrainingClient: Electrocom Automation/U.S. Postal Service Date: 1991-92 Media: Interactive laser videodisc Project: Created an easily updated training program to be used on the factory floor. Comments: Electrocom manufactures multimillion-dollar letter-sorting machines for the U.S. Postal Service. Maintenance training on these machines is complex and training programs require up to 11,000 scenes which must be accurately updated several times a year, a task which is impossible with conventional software. Catharon used its own proprietary software to create and provide for updating this large training program. |
