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The Equipment Inspection module supports users in creating and managing check templates, inspection plans, and spot check tasks, making it easy for users to conduct equipment inspections and maintenance work. Users can perform operations such as viewing, exporting, annotating, and deleting inspection records. They can also check equipment inspection statuses and manage temporary personnel scheduling.

Definition

Equipment

Equipment refers to the devices required for patrol inspections and spot checks. These need to be configured in the Digital Twin module of DataMesh FactVerse.

Scene

A scene is a specific environment containing multiple elements, objects, or activities, used to fulfill particular functions, tasks, or processes. For example, a factory can be considered a scene. Within this factory scene, there may be various elements like equipment, machinery, workers, raw materials, etc. These elements collaborate to complete production tasks according to specific processes or business workflows. Factory scenes can include production lines, equipment operation zones, warehouses, offices, and other distinct areas, all collectively forming this specific production environment.

Patrol Inspections

Patrol inspection is a scheduled patrol to check the operational status of equipment, suitable for overall safety management of the entire plant. The purpose of patrol inspection is to ensure the proper operation of equipment, prevent potential issues, and promptly identify and address anomalies that could impact safety, performance, or functionality. Patrol inspection can cover a range of equipment types, such as mechanical, electrical, computer systems, buildings, and environmental facilities.

There are two common patrol inspection methods:

Inspecting various types of equipment using different templates: This inspection method involves multiple different types of equipment or systems. Inspectors will systematically and periodically inspect each piece of equipment according to a predetermined plan, specific order, and method. This ensures that all critical equipment receives proper attention to prevent potential issues.

Inspecting multiple identical equipment using the same template: This inspection method is primarily applied to identical types of equipment or systems, such as multiple machines of the same model in a factory. In this case, inspectors will follow a predetermined schedule to inspect all equipment using the same method. This helps maintain consistency in equipment and identify issues that may be common across multiple equipment.

Spot Check

Spot check is a specialized, one-time inspection of key equipment, usually generated ad-hoc, without a periodic plan. The purpose of spot check is to identify potential issues, anomalies, or faults in equipment, enabling timely maintenance, repair, or replacement to ensure proper equipment operation and reliability.

Differences between equipment Patrol Inspection and Spot Check

Name	Spot Check	Patrol Inspection
Features	More detailed inspections for key equipment are conducted, including sampling checks, to supplement the patrol inspection findings.	Periodic inspections, with a larger volume and broader scope of coverage.
Cycle	Can set one-time inspection with no recurring period.	Cannot set one-time inspection.
Inspection of the same type of equipment	Multiple equipment can be selected in the same task, eventually dividing into multiple tasks, with each equipment corresponding to one task	Multiple equipment can be selected in the same task, allowing inspecting multiple equipment within one task
Inspection of different types of equipment	Create tasks separately for each type of equipment	Multiple types of equipment (i.e., various inspection templates) can be selected within the same task.

Inspection Template

An inspection template is a set of standardized equipment inspection procedures, and inspection plans/tasks bound to the template can be inspected according to the steps detailed in the template.

You can select Equipment Inspection > Inspection Template from the functional module navigation bar to enter the Inspection Template page.

The Inspection Template page displays a list of inspection templates, including the template Name, Creator, and Number of steps.

The Inspection Template page supports the following operations:

• • Create a new inspection template
  • View the details of an inspection template
  • Delete an inspection template
  • Create a copy of an inspection template

Manually create an inspection template

You can use cloud resources such as 3D models and images to create custom inspection templates.

Steps

1. Click on Equipment Inspection > Inspection Template to enter the Inspection Template page.

2. Click the New button to open the New window.

3. In the New window, enter the name of the inspection template (required) and select the scenario to be bound.

4. In the New window, you can also add tags for classification and add template description information.

5. Click Confirm and the newly created template will be displayed in the template list.

6. Click the Details button  to enter the Inspection Template Details page.

7. Click the New button in the Check the Steps section to open the New window.

• • Step title (required): The name of the check step. For example, “Confirmation of Processing Program”.
  • Description of the step: Describe the specific operations for equipment inspection in this step.
  • Reference materials: The material required for the steps stored in the cloud.
  • Scene page range (required): If the created template is bound to a scenario, the scene scope required for this step must be filled in.
  • Normal options: State that exists under normal conditions for the check step.

8. Click Confirm after filling in the information.

9. Create other check steps.

Create an inspection template via importing a template file

You can create equipment inspection templates by importing a template file. Here are the steps:

1. Click on Equipment Inspection > Inspection Template to enter the Inspection Template page.

2. Click the New button to open the New window.

3. In the New window, enter the name of the inspection template (required) and select the scenario to be bound.

4. In the New window, you can also add tags for classification and add template description information.

5. Click Confirm and the newly created template will be displayed in the template list.

6. Click the Details button  to enter the Inspection Template Details page.

7. Click Import in the Check Steps section to open the Import window.

8. In the Import window, click Download the import template and save it to your local device. If you have already downloaded the template, this step can be skipped.

9. Open the template file, complete the step details in the table and save it.

10. Go back to FactVerse and upload the completed template file in Step 9.

11. Click Confirm to complete the template import.

Create a template copy

If using the same template scenario, users can generate an inspection template by creating a copy. The specific steps are as follows:

1. On the inspection template details page, click the Create a Copy button to create a template copy.

2. In the pop-up window, click the Confirm button to complete the creation of the template copy.

3. Click the template copy details button to enter the template details page and modify the template as needed.

Inspection Plan

You can create inspection plans according to the number of equipment types with two methods.

Create inspection plans for multiple diverse types of equipment

Steps

1. Click on Equipment Check > Inspection Plan in the navigation bar to open the Inspection Plan page.

2. Select the scene where the inspection plan will be carried on. Note: The choice of scene determines the range of equipment available for selection. If you need to add a new scene, click the button on the right side of the scene title to open the directory, select the relevant scene file, and click Confirm to add the new scene.

3. Click the New button above the inspection plan list.

4. Enter the plan name and click Next.

5. After entering the inspection method page, click Add Template.

6. Choose a template and click Confirm to add Inspection Point 1. Configure whether the step is critical and the projects must be documented.

Whether the step is critical:

• • Yes indicates that the step is critical and requires the configuration of The projects must be documented, such as Text.
  • No indicates that the step is not critical and does not require the configuration of The projects must be documented.

The projects must be documented: Items that must be recorded if the equipment is marked as abnormal. Options include Photo, Video, and Text.

7. Click the button to the right of inspection point 1 to associate it with normal point positions. This means that if point 1 passes inspection, it can jump to this point for further inspection. Click to remove the inspection point.

8. Click the Add Template button, choose a template, and click Confirm to complete the addition of inspection point 2. Configure whether it is a critical step and whether certain items must be recorded. Configure Critical step and Required recording method.

9. Click Next to proceed to the Inspection Equipment page. Click Add equipment to add equipment that needs to be inspected as part of the inspection plan. Choose Scan the code to open the plan task.

Add equipment: Choose the digital twins that need to be inspected for each point in the current scene.

QR Code Scanning for Task Initiation:

• • Yes means that the device needs to scan its QR code before executing the plan. The plan can be executed if the QR code scan is successful. If the QR code scan fails, you can choose to rescan the code or continue the task. When you choose to continue the task, the message center of creator will receive a message for abnormal QR code scanning.
  • No means that the device can execute the plan without scanning a QR code before starting the task.

10. Click Next and configure the personnel and scheduling for the plan. Click Confirm to complete the creation of the inspection plan.

• • Inspector: The person executing the task. It only supports a single selection. Eligible personnel include all users within the department. Personnel with enterprise management permissions, such as IT administrators or business supervisors, can create users.
  • Plan priority: The priority of the inspection plan refers to the method of sorting check tasks to determine which check tasks should be performed first or are more important.
  • Reminder settings: Send task reminders xx minutes before the start/end of task.
  • Skip date: No tasks assigned on Saturday/Sunday.
  • Scheduled start date: The date when the plan is executed for the first time, only supports the current date and future dates. For example: 2022-11-20.
  • Scheduled start time: The time that begins based on the start date of the plan. For example: 9:00-10:00.
  • Inspection cycle: The interval between each execution, supporting units: hours, days, weeks, months.
  • Scheduled deadline: The date when the plan stops assigning tasks.

Create inspection plans for multiple same types of equipment

Steps

1. Follow Step 1-7 of “Create inspection plans for multiple diverse types of equipment” in the above section.

2. Click Next to proceed to the inspection equipment page. Click Add equipment to add equipment that needs to be inspected as part of the inspection plan. Configure Scan QR code to start the scheduled task.

Add devices: Add equipment: Choose the digital twins that need to be inspected in the current scene. Multiple selections are available. You can arrange the order of equipment by pressing and dragging the button .

Scan QR code to start the scheduled task:

• • Yes means that the equipment needs to scan its QR code before executing the plan. The plan can be executed if the QR code scan is successful. If the QR code scan fails, you can choose to rescan the code or continue the task. When you choose to continue the task, the message center of the creator will receive a message for abnormal QR code scanning.
  • No means that the equipment can execute the plan without scanning a QR code before starting the task.

3. Follow step 10 of “Create inspection plans for multiple diverse types of equipment” in the above section.

Other operations of the inspection plan list

1. Set the display column of the list

Click the settings button  to customize the table display of the inspection plan list. The table can display the following columns: Serial, Name, Creator, Inspection Staff, Start time, End time, State, The current number of cycles, points, Creation time (default not displayed).

2. List filtering

You can filter the list by name and status.

3. Edit plans

Click the icon to edit plans in any status. You can modify the inspector and the deadline for pending or ongoing plans. You can only view completed or expired plans. Editing plans in “To start” or “In progress” status only affects subsequent dispatched plans and does not impact ongoing or completed tasks.

4. Copy plan

Click the button to copy a plan. You can then edit it based on this copied plan.

5. Pause or resume plans

Click the button to pause a plan which is in the state of “To start” and “In progress”. Click the button to resume a paused plan.

Spot Check Task

Spot check tasks refer to single inspection operations conducted at specific time.

Create a spot check task

The steps to create a check task are as follows:

1. Click on Equipment Check > Spot Check Task in the navigation bar to open the Spot Check Task page.

2. Select the scene where the inspection plan will be executed. Note: The choice of scene determines the range of devices available for selection. If you need to add a new scene, click the button on the right side of the scene title to open the directory, select the relevant scene file, and click Confirm to add the new scene.

3. Click on the New button above the spot check list.

4. Enter The name of the spot check task, and then click Next.

5. Provide information for the spot check equipment: Click on Add equipment, select the required equipment for this spot check, and configure Scan QR code to start the scheduled task. You can choose multiple same types of equipment. For multiple different types of equipment, you need to create spot check tasks separately according to its type. Click on Next.

6. Choose the Spot check method: choose the check template and configure the options of Critical step and Required recording method.

7. Click Next, configure the personnel and scheduling, and click Confirm to complete the creation of the check task.

Other operations of spot check list

1. Set the display column of the list

Click the settings button  to customize the table display of the spot check list. The table can display the following columns: Serial, Name, Creator, Spot inspector, Start time, End time, State, The current number of cycles, number of devices, Creation time (default not displayed).

2. List filtering

You can filter the list by name and status.

3. Edit tasks

Click the icon to edit tasks in any status. You can modify the inspector and the deadline for pending or ongoing tasks. You can only view completed or expired tasks.

4. Pause or resume a task

Click the button to pause a task which in the state of “To Start” or “In progress”. Click the button   to resume a paused task.

Inspection Records

Inspection records refer to detailed information recorded during the execution of inspection and spot check tasks, including inspection operation and results. You can view, download, and annotate the inspection and spot check task records for different scenes.

1. Click Equipment Check > Inspection Records to enter the Inspection Records page.

2. Click the icon to set the table display and select the content you want to display. In the search box, you can enter the content you want to search for.

You can filter check records by name, type, inspector, and state.

3. You can click the icon  to download check records.

4. Click the details icon   on the right side of the list to enter the check record details page. The details page displays basic information and step recording.

5. Click the button  in the upper right corner of the Basic information section to comment on the entire check record.

6. Under the step recording, click the Export button to export the check record as well.

7. Click the expand button next to the device name to view the inspection details for each step.

8. Click the picture or video icon under material to view the picture and video file.

Recording for equipment abnormalities

Generally, there are four following types of abnormal equipment records:

• • Duplicated Checks: The task was originally assigned to someone else, but since they were offline, the task bucket couldn’t load. As a result, both the original assignee and the new assignee ended up completing the task independently, causing duplication. At this point, the prompt will be displayed.

• • QR code scanning failed: When QR code scanning fails and the task continues, this exception prompt appears.

• • Skipped equipment inspection: When an equipment inspection is skipped, this exception prompt appears.

• • The equipment state is marked as abnormal: When the equipment state is marked as abnormal during inspection, this exception prompt appears.

Inspection Statistics

Inspection Statistics display the inspection status of various equipment in the selected scene. Supervisors and managers can view the equipment state, check counts, and equipment-related task information for the chosen date.

Scene: View the equipment states in different scenes.

Calendar: View the equipment state on different dates.

Download : Download statistics records including dates, scenes, equipment names, state, and check counts.

Personnel status : View the state of all personnel in the department. The status is displayed as either “Idle” or the name of the current task on which they are working.

State: The state of equipment on the selected date.

• • Normal: No anomalies found in all completed checks.
  • Abnormal: At least one anomaly found in all existing checks.
  • Checking: Someone is currently working on a task execution.
  • Unchecked: No checks have been conducted today.

Check Count: The number of inspections conducted on the selected date.

Equipment Records : View inspection details for all tasks related to a specific equipment on the chosen date. You can click the icon   to make temporary scheduling for pending tasks. You can modify personnel and time. The time can only be set for today and beyond. Temporary scheduling is a one-time action and will not affect the original schedule of subsequent inspection and spot check tasks.

The Learning Management module in DataMesh FactVerse includes training group management, courseware management, training task management, and other functions, making it convenient for corporate trainers to carry out learning and training work. Users can manage training groups and courseware, assign training tasks, and view the completion status of training tasks.

• • Training group management: Users can create and manage different training groups, assign trainees and courseware, and easily organize and schedule training tasks.
  • Courseware management: Supports the creation of training courseware and the association of training materials (scenarios or scenes) to the courseware.
  • Scene role management: Supports creating and managing different roles for DataMesh Simulator training, corresponding to digital twins in the scene, such as operators, drivers, excavators, tower cranes, etc.
  • Individual performance: Displays each trainee’s progress and performance in training tasks, helping trainers track and evaluate trainees’ learning progress.
  • Overall performance: Provides overall performance statistics for each courseware, helping trainers gain a comprehensive understanding of the overall course mastery and training effectiveness.

Training Group Management

The Training Group Management feature helps corporate trainers efficiently organize and manage training groups, enabling more effective allocation and management of training tasks.

Click on Learn Management > Training Group Management in the function navigation bar to enter the Training Group Management page.

The Training Group Management page includes the Serial No., Group name, Group type (Internal training group, temporary training group), Group mode(Training mode, Free mode), and Maximum members information.

Operations supported on the Training Group Management page:

• • Create a new group
  • View training group details
  • Delete a group
  • Fuzzy search: Enter characters and click search, search results are based on character relevance.
  • Page turning: Click the page-turning icon to flip left and right.

Create an internal training group

The internal training group is used for training users within the enterprise. The steps to create an internal training group are as follows:

1. On the Training Group Management page, click New to open the new group page.

2. In the New window, select the Internal training group and fill in the Group name, Maximum members, and other information.

• • Group type (required): Internal training group, temporary training group.
  • Group Mode (Required): It can be divided into Free mode and Task mode.
    • Free mode
      • Features: Trainees can freely choose courses and engage in targeted learning to improve learning efficiency.
      • Performance records: Scores in Free mode groups are not included in statistics or records.
      • Access permissions: Trainees do not need to be manually added; all users within the organization can access the group.
      • Location: In the training mode of DataMesh One, Free mode groups can be found under the Free Training module.
    • Task mode
      • Features: Trainees in Task mode groups can assess their skill proficiency through learning and examination tasks.
      • Performance records: Scores in Task Mode groups are recorded in both the client end and the FactVerse platform.
      • Access permissions: The trainer needs to manually add trainees; only members of the group can participate in learning and examination tasks.
      • Location: In the training mode of DataMesh One, Task mode groups can be found under the “My Tasks” module.
  • Group name (required): Must start or end with Chinese, Japanese, English or numbers, special symbols are not supported.
  • Cycle: The time period during which the group is active. Only groups within the valid period are displayed on the client.
  • Bind courseware: Bind the courseware that needs to be studied and assessed; multiple selections are allowed. By default, courseware is sorted according to the binding order, but users can adjust the courseware order on the group details page. This order determines the display sequence of the courseware in the client.
  • Maximum members (required): Positive integer between 1 and 400.
  • Group description: Text information within 300 characters.

3. Click the Confirm button to complete the creation of an internal training group.

Create a temporary training group

Temporary training groups are used for learning or exam tasks organized by external personnel of the enterprise. The steps to create a temporary training group are as follows:

1. On the Training Group Management page, click New to open the new group page.

2. In the New window, select the Temporary training group and fill in the group information. Note: The group mode for temporary groups is Task mode only.

3. Click the Confirm button to complete the creation of an internal training group.

Manage group members in task mode

When the training group is set to Task mode, the trainer can manage group members to ensure that the designated training tasks are assigned to the appropriate members. Below are the specific steps:

1. On the Training Group Management page, click the details button for the training group to open the group details page.

2. Add group members: In the User section, click to add group members.

• • Internal training group members: Use the organization’s FactVerse account.
  • Temporary Training Group Members: Requires entering the trainee’s account and trainee ID (8-11 digits).

3. Remove group members: Click the delete button to remove members who are no longer needed.

4. Edit temporary group member information: Supports editing the information of members in temporary training groups to ensure accurate member information.

Manage training group courseware

Managing training group courseware helps trainers efficiently organize and arrange training content. The specific steps are as follows:

1. On the Training Group Management page, click the details button for the training group to open the group details page.

2. Courseware operations:

a) Add courseware: Click the add button in the courseware section to add more courseware.
b) Adjust courseware order:
• Use the up and down arrows to adjust the courseware order.
• Use the drag icon to move the courseware to a specified position.
c) Delete courseware: Click the delete button to remove unwanted courseware.

Use QR code of temporary training group

On the details page of the temporary training group, you can find a QR code that facilitates the login for members to engage in learning and training tasks.

To log in using the QR code:

1. After creating the temporary training group, the training instructor can add members to the group.

2. In the upper right corner of the basic information section on the details page of the temporary training group, click the QR code icon to open the QR code for that group.

3. Share the QR code along with the corresponding student account and student ID (8-11 digit number) with the members.

4. Members can scan the QR code on DataMesh One to access the external login interface.

5. By logging in with their student account and student ID for that training group, they can access the learning and training content related to the group.

Delete a Group

On the Training Group Management page, click the delete button  to delete the training group.

Note: The group cannot be deleted when the group-bound task is in progress.

Edit basic information

You can edit the basic information of the training group, including the name, cover, maximum numbers, cycle, and description, by following these steps.

1. On the Training Group Management page, click the detail button of the training group you want to edit to open the Training Group Details page.

2. Click the edit button  next to Basic Information.

3. Fill in the basic information about the training group in the Edit window.

4. Click Confirm to complete the editing of the training group’s basic information.

Courseware Management

Select Learning Management > Courseware Management in the function navigation bar to enter the Courseware Management page.

The Courseware Management page provides comprehensive management of courseware, helping trainers efficiently organize and maintain training content. The page includes the following information: Serial No., Courseware name, Courseware type, Creation time and Creator.

The page supports the following operations:

• • Create new courseware
  • View courseware details
  • Edit courseware
  • Delete courseware
  • Fuzzy Search
  • Page turning

Create new courseware

The steps to create a new scenario courseware are as follows:

1. On the Courseware Management page, click the New button to open the New courseware window.

• • Cover: Click + to select a local picture as the courseware cover.
  • Courseware type(required):
    • Scenario: Scenario courseware produced by DataMesh Studio, used for training on the DataMesh One platform.
    • Scene: Scene courseware created by FactVerse Designer, used for training on the DataMesh Simulator platform.
  • Courseware name (required): The limit number of characters is 30, must start or end with Chinese, Japanese, English characters or numbers and special characters are not supported.
  • Bind resources (required): Select the scenario or scene that needs to be bound based on the courseware type.
  • Courseware duration: Learners must complete assessments within the specified time limit for the courseware. If the time limit is exceeded, they will be forcibly logged out.

2. Select the courseware type, enter the courseware name, and bind the required scenario or scene for the courseware.

3. Click Confirm to complete the creation of the courseware.

Edit courseware basic information

1. On the Courseware Management page, click the detail button of courseware to open the detail window.

2. Click the edit button in the upper right corner of the basic information section to edit the courseware.

3. In the editing window, you can modify the courseware name, rebind the scenario or scene, and change the courseware duration.

Scene Role Management

The Scene Role Management function supports the creation and management of different roles for training in the DataMesh Simulator, where scene courseware produced by FactVerse Designer is used. This courseware includes various digital twins, such as excavators, tower cranes, and workers. The roles in scene role management correspond to the digital twins in the scenes. Training instructors can create various roles on the FactVerse platform based on different scenes.

You can select Learning Management > Scene Role Management in the functional module navigation bar to enter the Scene role management page.

The page supports the following operations:

• • Create new scene roles
  • Edit new scene roles
  • Delete new scene roles
  • Fuzzy search
  • page turning

Create a scene role

The steps to create a new scene role are as follows:

1. On the Scene Role Management page, click the New button to open the creation page.

2. On the New page, enter the scene role name.

3. Select an equipment model (optional): In the DataMesh Simulator, courseware must match the equipment model. Therefore, when creating a role for a licensed equipment digital twin, you need to select the equipment model to bind it to the corresponding equipment license.

4. Click Confirm to complete the role creation.

Individual Performance

The Individual Performance module records each student’s exam scores on an individual basis. Through the Individual Performance module, training instructors can gain insights into each student’s exam performance from multiple perspectives and provide targeted improvement plans for individuals.

You can select Learning Management > Individual Performance in the functional module navigation bar to enter the Individual Performance page.

The page supports the following operations:

• • View individual performance details
  • Invalidate personal scores
  • Download the statistics table
  • Fuzzy search
  • Page navigation

Individual performance details

Click the Details button on the Individual Performance page to access the individual performance details page.

The individual performance page is mainly divided into three sections:

1. Data report

The Data Report reflects the students’ overall exam performance. For example, the Pass Rate chart below shows that this student’s total study time was 13 minutes, with a pass rate of 67%. In the student’s Distribution of individual scores chart, the student had scores below 60 once and scores between 61 and 70 twice.

2. Error statistics table

The error statistics table can help identify the student’s weak areas, allowing for the creation of a targeted study plan.

3. Grade list

The grade list records and tracks each exam taken by students, helping to understand their learning outcomes.

Invalidate scores

Training instructors can invalidate a student’s entire exam record or individual exam scores. After invalidating scores, the student can retake the exam.

Invalidate all scores

On the Individual performance page, click the ‘Invalidate’ button to invalidate all of the student’s scores.

Invalidate specific score

On the individual performance details page, click the ‘Invalidate’ button next to an individual score in the grade list to invalidate that specific score.

Download statistics table

On the individual performance page and the score breakdown page, training instructors can download the student’s overall learning report, error statistics report, and learning performance report.

Download overall learning report: On the individual performance page, click the ‘Download’ button to download the individual performance report for all students.

Download personal error statistics table: On the individual score breakdown page, in the error statistics report section, click the ‘Download’ button to download the personal error statistics report.

Download personal grade list: On the personal score breakdown page, in the grade list section, click the ‘Download’ button to download the personal grade list.

Overall Performance

Overall Performance records the exam scores of all students within each courseware unit. Through the Overall Performance module, trainers can understand the overall learning effectiveness of the students for the courseware, allowing them to make adjustments to improve students’ grasp of the course content.

You can access the Overall Performance page by selecting Learning Management > Overall Performance from the functional module navigation bar.

Supported operations on the page:

• • View overall performance details
  • Download the statistics table
  • Fuzzy search
  • Page navigation

Overall performance details

Click the Details button on the Overall Performance page to enter the Overall Performance Details page.

The Overall Performance Details page is divided into two main sections:

1. Detail list

The Details List records each assessment of the students and summarizes the overall learning effectiveness of the courseware for all students.

2. Data Reports

The Data Reports section reflects the overall learning outcomes of the courseware. For example, the average score chart below shows that the overall average score for the courseware is 66. The pass rate chart shows a pass rate of 75%. In the distribution of individual student scores, there are 1 instance where scores were below 60, and 3 instances where scores were between 61 and 70.

Download statistics table

On the overall performance page and the score details page, training instructors can download the assessment report and details list for the courseware.

Download the courseware assessment list: On the overall performance page, click the download button to download the assessment report for all courseware.

Download the assessment score details list for courseware: On the details page of the overall performance for courseware, click the download button to download the assessment score details list for that specific courseware.

Examples

Example 1: Creating an Internal Training Task Using Scenario Courseware

The basic process for creating an internal training task using scenario courseware is as follows:

Specific steps are as follows:

1. Instructor edits and uploads the scenario: The instructor uses DataMesh Studio to edit and upload the scenario with assessment tasks. For detailed operations, refer to the Assessment section in the DataMesh Studio User Manual.

2. Instructor creates the courseware:

a) The instructor logs into the FactVerse platform.
b) On the Courseware Management page, click the New button to open the new courseware window.
c) In the new courseware window, select the courseware type as “Scenario,” enter the courseware name, and bind the scenario uploaded in Step 1.

3. Instructor creates an internal group:

a) On the Training Group Management page of the FactVerse platform, click the New button.
b) In the New window, select “Internal Training Group” for the Group type, choose “Task Mode” for the group mode, and enter the group name, maximum number of members, set the cycle, and bind the courseware.

c) Open the details page of the newly created group, and click the Add button in the members section to open the select users window.
d) In the Select Users window, select departments and users.

4. Learners complete learning and assessment tasks:

Learners log into DataMesh One’s training mode and complete the learning and assessment tasks. For detailed operations, refer to the Training Mode section in the DataMesh One User Manual.

5. View scores:

The instructor logs into FactVerse, goes to the personal performance and overall performance modules, and views the individual and course-wide exam results of the students.

Example 2: Creating an internal training task using scene courseware

The basic process for creating an internal training task using scene courseware is as follows:

Specific steps are as follows:

1. Instructor creates roles:

a) Instructor logs in to the FactVerse platform.
b) On the Scene Role Management page, click the New button to open the new role window.
c) In the new role window, enter the role name and select the model type.

2. Instructor edits and uploads scene files:

The instructor logs into FactVerse Designer and binds the roles created in Step 1 with the digital twins in the scene. After editing the scene, save and upload it to the FactVerse platform.

3. Instructor creates courseware:

a) On the Courseware Management page of the FactVerse platform, click the New button to open the new courseware window.
b) In the new courseware window, select “Scene” as the courseware type, enter the courseware name, and bind the scene uploaded in Step 2.

4. Instructor creates an internal training group

a) Open the Training Group Management page, and click the New button.
b) In the new window, select “Internal Training Group” for the group type, choose “Task Mode” for the group mode, and enter the group name, maximum number of members, set the cycle, and bind the courseware created in Step 3.

c) Open the details page of the newly created group, and click the Add button in the members section to open the Add Members window.
d) In the Add Members window, select departments and users.

5. Learners complete learning and assessment tasks on the Simulator.

6. View scores:

The instructor logs into the FactVerse platform, navigates to the Individual Performance and Overall Performance modules, and views the individual and course-wide exam results of the students.