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Virtual Reality and Virtual Environments - A Tool for Improving Occupational Safety and Health (Hardcover)
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Virtual Reality and Virtual Environments - A Tool for Improving Occupational Safety and Health (Hardcover)
Series: Occupational Safety, Health, and Ergonomics
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Virtual reality (VR) techniques are becoming increasingly popular.
The use of computer modeling and visualization is no longer
uncommon in the area of ergonomics and occupational health and
safety. This book explains how studies conducted in a simulated
virtual world are making it possible to test new solutions for
designed workstations, offering a high degree of ease for
introducing modifications and eliminating risk and work-related
accidents. Virtual reality techniques offer a wide range of
possibilities including increasing the cognitive abilities of the
elderly, adapting workstations for people with disabilities and
special needs, and remote control of machines using collaborative
robots. Detailed discussions include: Testing protective devices,
safety systems, and the numerical reconstruction of work accidents
Using computer simulation in generic virtual environments On the
one hand, it is a self-study book made so by well-crafted and
numerous examples. On the other hand, through a detailed analysis
of the virtual reality from a point of view of work safety and
ergonomics and health improvement. Ewa Grabska, Jagiellonian
University, Krakow, Poland Noteworthy is the broad scope and
diversity of the addressed problems, ranging from training
employees using VR environments with different degrees of perceived
reality; training and rehabilitation of the elderly; to designing,
testing, modifying, and adapting workplaces to various needs
including those of disabled workers; to simulation and
investigation of the cause of accidents at a workplace. Andrzej
Krawiecki, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
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