Bravi introduces new digital training tool

Bravi Platforms has introduced a new tool to support its customers with technical traning.

The new digital training system debuts with a complete technical video focused on the Leonardo HD aerial platform, available online in five languages: Italian, English, Spanish, French and German.

Through clear and well-structured content, the video provides an in-depth understanding of the unit, covering:

  • the main features and key components
  • safety procedures
  • basic maintenance and service operations
  • diagnostics, display reading and error codes
Bravi digital training A still image of part of Bravi’s new technical training video for the Leonardo HD. (Image: Bravi).

Thanks to the use of 3D technology, the video offers an immersive experience, says the company, allowing users to virtually explore the unit and gain a clear understanding of its structure, operation and operating logic. This visual approach is designed to make learning immediate and much more effective.

The aim is to provide a practical tool that supports the daily work of technicians, reducing intervention time and promoting correct and informed use of the platforms. The training tool is also designed to streamlines customers’ sales networks by facilitating the delivery of accurate and reliable information.

“This initiative forms part of Bravi Platforms’ broader strategy to build stronger customer relationships by leveraging digital solutions complementing technical manuals and after-sales services. Our main goal is enhancing our customer’s overall product experience,” said Pierino Bravi, Bravi’s CEO.  

The training programme is set to expand with the Bravi Sprint in the second half of the year.

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