Development and Validation of Virtual Reality Application in Mining Education
Yutaka ITO; Masato TAKEUCHI; Shuto MIKAMI; Youhei KAWAMURA · 2020 · Journal of MMIJ
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Abstract
Productivity, safety and its improvement is also an integral part of a good mining operation. In recent times, due to constraints on time and cost, it has become increasingly harder to conduct training and safety inductions at mine sites. For the purpose of overcoming these limitations, the use of virtual reality (VR) is proposed for mining education and training. VR has already been introduced in the education and training of miners overseas, and quantitative studies on the effects of using VR for miner's education and training have been made. However, Japan has only one such application
Abstract by Yutaka ITO; Masato TAKEUCHI; Shuto MIKAMI; Youhei KAWAMURA, Journal of MMIJ (2020) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.2473/journalofmmij.136.33