Virtual Reality of Labless Welding for Next Industrial Training
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4186/ej.2025.29.9.59Keywords:
virtual reality, virtual education, weldingAbstract
This research presents an innovative Virtual Reality (VR) application designed to replicate the core steps of welding operations for training purposes. The primary goal is to assess whether VR can effectively replicate key welding procedures, such as safety protocols, workpiece preparation, electrode selection, and welding execution, in a virtual environment. The development process involved the integration of multiple technologies, including the Unity engine and 3D modeling, based on extensive research. This study focuses on validating the accuracy of the VR simulation by comparing it with real-world welding processes. The VR welding application provides a safe, accessible, and repeatable method of learning, overcoming geographical and resource limitations. With its potential for future enhancements, such as refining task accuracy and integrating performance metrics, the application offers a dynamic solution in the evolving field of virtual education, particularly for hands-on skills training.
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