In our training and education courses, we are always using the latest technologies, including virtual reality. With the help of this tool, the learning of issues regarding safety in the workplace has considerably increased as the operator is in a position to directly and immediately test what is suggested and described.
The safety rules are practiced right “on the spot”, in an immersive simulation resulting in an exciting and even fun activity. The pedagogical importance of "learning by doing" has already been known and appreciated for a long time. In the field of occupational safety in Japan the “shisa kanko” technique, also known as "pointing and calling”, has been used for over a century.
The conception of a gesture that involves the brain, eyes, hands and the entire body immediately captures the attention of the operator, alerting him and thus training his visual, motor and reaction skills. The multi-sensoriality offered by virtual reality is also part of this experience.
In our training and education courses, we are always using the latest technologies, including virtual reality. With the help of this tool, the learning of issues regarding safety in the workplace has considerably increased as the operator is in a position to directly and immediately test what is suggested and described.
The safety rules are practiced right “on the spot”, in an immersive simulation resulting in an exciting and even fun activity. The pedagogical importance of "learning by doing" has already been known and appreciated for a long time. In the field of occupational safety in Japan the “shisa kanko” technique, also known as "pointing and calling”, has been used for over a century.
The conception of a gesture that involves the brain, eyes, hands and the entire body immediately captures the attention of the operator, alerting him and thus training his visual, motor and reaction skills. The multi-sensoriality offered by virtual reality is also part of this experience.