Michelle Lujan Grisham gives the excavator simulator a whirl while touring the inside of the mobile workshop. Michelle Lujan Grisham and several local and state dignitaries were also in attendance.įelina Martinez | News-Bulletin photos New Mexico Gov. Through this, students were able to put themselves in the shoes of a worker in that field and get a sense of what they do on a regular basis. The simulators featured virtual and augmented experiences in professions such as welding, healthcare, heavy equipment operation and more. 9, LLHS students had the opportunity to tour the truck and utilize the technology to virtually complete common tasks in a variety of technical and skilled trades.

The technology is housed in a specialized truck that makes tour stops at schools and community centers throughout the state. The BPBP program is designed to engage and connect youth to in-demand technical careers and skilled trades through augmented reality and virtual reality simulators. LOS LUNAS - Los Lunas High School marked the first stop of a skilled trades mobile workshop embarking on a state-wide tour through the Be Pro, Be Proud program.

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