Virtual Stimulus Cognitive Model for Autonomous Experience Learning
Gilsang Yoo, Sungdae Hong, Hyeoncheol Kim
Abstract
Gilsang Yoo, Sungdae Hong, Hyeoncheol Kim
Abstract
Recently, a study using virtual reality in order to provide an effective self-directed training experience has been actively pursued. Especially, in case of dangerous safety education, it is difficult to conduct practical training, so education using virtual reality technology is emerging as an alternative. This paper presents to virtual reality simulator model, and in particular, in reality, experience person to be able to experience the virtual reality through the visual and tactile experience customer electrical accidents variety might actually occur. It is what electrical safety accident prevention education that allows the immersive sense of reality and substantial, to enhance the teaching effectiveness while also ensuring the safety of, about the virtual reality simulator system.
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Recently, a study using virtual reality in order to provide an effective self-directed training experience has been actively pursued. Especially, in case of dangerous safety education, it is difficult to conduct practical training, so education using virtual reality technology is emerging as an alternative. This paper presents to virtual reality simulator model, and in particular, in reality, experience person to be able to experience the virtual reality through the visual and tactile experience customer electrical accidents variety might actually occur. It is what electrical safety accident prevention education that allows the immersive sense of reality and substantial, to enhance the teaching effectiveness while also ensuring the safety of, about the virtual reality simulator system.
Key concepts: Virtual reality, Computer science, Human–computer interaction, Immersion (mathematics), Instructional simulation, Mixed reality, Cognition, Variety (cybernetics)