Virtual Reality for the Training of Operators in Industry 4.0

被引:7
|
作者
Schroeder, Henrik [1 ]
Friedewald, Axel [1 ]
Kahlefendt, Chris [1 ]
Loedding, Hermann [1 ]
机构
[1] Hamburg Univ Technol, Hamburg, Germany
关键词
Virtual Reality; Virtual Technologies; Training; Education; Industry; 4.0; Qualification; Flexibility; Individual Production; Smart Factory; On-the-Job Training;
D O I
10.1007/978-3-319-66923-6_39
中图分类号
TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
学科分类号
0812 ;
摘要
The time for maintenance operations is often restricted due to external circumstances. When conducted with inexperienced operators, additional uncertainties can arise and in case of a delay, high follow-up costs emerge. By using Virtual Reality (VR), operators may practice their skills in advance. This paper analyzes the training content and describes which parts of a generic operating cycle have the potential to be supported by VR as training technology. Furthermore, a training procedure and a resulting system architecture that allows to work efficiently with VR as a training technology are presented.
引用
收藏
页码:330 / 337
页数:8
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [31] Spatial Multimodal Alert Cues for Virtual Reality Control Environments in Industry 4.0
    Gkagiannis, Konstantinos
    Komninos, Andreas
    2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE GREECE ACM SIGCHI CHAPTER, CHIGREECE 2023, 2023,
  • [32] User-centered design of an augmented reality inspection tool for industry 4.0 operators
    Barbieri, Loris
    Marino, Emanuele
    Bruno, Fabio
    Muzzupappa, Maurizio
    Colacino, Biagio
    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERACTIVE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING - IJIDEM, 2024,
  • [33] Towards design guidelines for virtual reality training for the chemical industry
    Garcia Fracaro, Sofia
    Chan, Philippe
    Gallagher, Timothy
    Tehreem, Yusra
    Toyoda, Ryo
    Bernaerts, Kristel
    Glassey, Jarka
    Pfeiffer, Thies
    Slof, Bert
    Wachsmuth, Sven
    Wilk, Michael
    EDUCATION FOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERS, 2021, 36 : 12 - 23
  • [34] Use of Virtual Reality to Facilitate Engineer Training in the Aerospace Industry
    Paszkiewicz A.
    Salach M.
    Wydrzyński D.
    Woźniak J.
    Budzik G.
    Bolanowski M.
    Ganzha M.
    Paprzycki M.
    Cierpicki N.
    Machine Graphics and Vision, 2023, 32 (02): : 19 - 44
  • [35] Immersive virtual reality as a competitive training strategy for the biopharma industry
    Philip Wismer
    Ainara Lopez Cordoba
    Sarune Baceviciute
    Frederik Clauson-Kaas
    Morten Otto Alexander Sommer
    Nature Biotechnology, 2021, 39 : 116 - 119
  • [36] Implementation of Virtual Reality for Training in Education and Industry: A Forklift Case
    Neira-Tovar, Leticia
    Castaneda-Mancillas, Edson E.
    Rossano, Guillermo
    Cupich, Jorge
    Cruz, Hector
    ADVANCES IN MANUFACTURING III, VOL 2: PRODUCTION ENGINEERING: RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS, INDUSTRY 4.0, 2022, : 292 - 305
  • [37] Immersive virtual reality as a competitive training strategy for the biopharma industry
    Wismer, Philip
    Lopez Cordoba, Ainara
    Baceviciute, Sarune
    Clauson-Kaas, Frederik
    Sommer, Morten Otto Alexander
    NATURE BIOTECHNOLOGY, 2021, 39 (01) : 116 - 119
  • [38] Training Routine for Electrical Power Station Operators Using Virtual Reality
    Teodoro, Pablo
    Mattioli, Leandro
    Cyrino, Gabriel
    Cardoso, Alexandre
    Lamounier, Edgard
    Zorcot, Emmanuele
    Ramos, Daniel
    PERSPECTIVES AND TRENDS IN EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY, ICITED 2022, 2023, 320 : 387 - 398
  • [39] INTEGRATION OF DYNAMIC MODELS AND VIRTUAL REALITY FOR THE TRAINING OF STEAM GENERATOR OPERATORS
    Mantelli, Luca
    Ferrando, Marco
    Traverso, Alberto
    Giannini, Franca
    Lupinetti, Katia
    Monti, Marina
    Anastasi, Sara
    Augugliaro, Giuseppe
    Monica, Luigi
    PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASME 2022 POWER CONFERENCE, POWER2022, 2022,
  • [40] Operator training simulators in virtual reality environment for process operators: a review
    Patle, Dipesh S.
    Manca, Davide
    Nazir, Salman
    Sharma, Swapnil
    VIRTUAL REALITY, 2019, 23 (03) : 293 - 311