VR Cop

Bridging the Gap between simulation and reality

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Created on 7th April 2024

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Improves decision-making skills and enhances situational awareness
Allows for repetitive training in a safe environment without the risks associated with real-world scenarios
Enables trainees to practice high-stress situations and experience the emotional and physical responses that accompany them
Helps to reduce errors, accidents, and liability risks associated with inadequate training
Provides instructors with a comprehensive view of trainee progress and areas for improvement, allowing for more targeted training and skill development.
Enhances the overall quality and effectiveness of training, leading to improved performance and safety outcomes in the field.

Hardware Compatibility: Ensure compatibility with various VR hardware devices such as Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, or Windows Mixed Reality headsets.
Performance Optimization: VR applications require high performance to maintain a smooth and immersive experience. Optimization techniques such as occlusion culling, level of detail (LOD), and efficient rendering are crucial.
Movement and Navigation: Implementing intuitive movement and navigation controls in VR while preventing motion sickness is crucial.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: Ensuring the VR application works seamlessly across different platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux) and web browsers.

Technologies used

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

Unity 3D