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Safety knowledge transfer through mobile virtual reality: A study of aviation life preserver donning

Semantic Scholar · Article · d8e03a6dd798faf3d2252e1a73dbcd0bea68deb2 · Published 2018-02-01 · 4 authors

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Abstract

Virtual Reality techniques are used, adapting them to the constraints imposed by on-board aircraft use, such as usage on non-immersive, small displays, and show that the participants who use the mobile VR tool were able to transfer the presented safety knowledge to the real world, and don an aviation life preserver significantly faster and with fewer errors than participants who used the traditional briefing card.

Authors

  • L. Chittaro
  • Cynthia Corbett
  • G. A. McLean
  • Nicola Zangrando

Keywords

  • Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Environmental Science

Citation

L. Chittaro, Cynthia Corbett, G. A. McLean , et al. (2018). Safety knowledge transfer through mobile virtual reality: A study of aviation life preserver donning. Semantic Scholar ID d8e03a6dd798faf3d2252e1a73dbcd0bea68deb2. https://doi.org/10.1016/J.SSCI.2017.10.012 ↗