SAN ANTONIO – A virtual reality program created by a San Antonio-based company is taking employee safety training to another level at a major vehicle manufacturing plant. The IMG Studio created a ...

NORWOOD - Avoiding injuries at construction sites is a critical challenge and a company in Massachusetts hopes virtual reality might be the answer. At BOND Civil & Utility Construction in Norwood, ...

BNSF is including immersive technology in its mechanical training programs to help keep workers safe and improve role readiness, the Class I reported March 29. With the help of Virtual Reality (VR) ...

Community-dwelling adults aged 60 or more years who participated in an eight-week virtual reality–based multimodal training ...

Virtual reality revolutionizes training and operations in the oil and gas industry. That’s what GlobalData said in a release sent to Rigzone recently, which highlighted a recently published strategic ...

Police departments across the country are turning to virtual reality training to help officers make split-second decisions in difficult, and sometimes dangerous, situations. The goal is to help ...

Overview: VR training is revolutionizing learning with immersive simulations that boost retention and reduce real-world risks.From healthcare to aviation, organ ...

The project explores how visual arts in healthcare education can improve clinical practice — and even save lives.

Explore how businesses are using virtual reality to improve training, sales and customer experiences, plus the pros and cons ...

J.J. Keller said VR programs offer a more engaging, immersive training experience that increases the likelihood of employees applying their knowledge and skills in the real world. J. J. Keller & ...

Virtual reality (VR) has arrived in the fire service as a transformative tool for enhancing training effectiveness and realism. Immersing students in a virtual environment that’s a familiar setting, ...

“Hi, Julie,” called Rana Tuncer, a senior computer science major at the University of Delaware. No, Tuncer was not greeting a fellow peer — she was interacting with a computer-generated patient while ...