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2017 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Virtual Reality for Safety, Entertainment or Education: The Mars Mission Test
Authors : Irene Lia Schlacht, Antonio Del Mastro, Salman Nazir
Published in: Advances in Applied Digital Human Modeling and Simulation
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
A Virtual reality (VR) has many applications; the main ones are related to safety and performance, entertainment, and education. To increase safety and performance, VR may use, for example, simulation for training purposes or for improving the performance of the operator; in entertainment, it can be used to experience for fun new realities that are possible only virtually; and finally, in education, VR can be used to let the user learn in an immersive environment. This paper wants to open a debate on how to increase the trustworthiness of virtual reality in order to increase the number of possible applications in the field of safety.