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Mine Sim Virtual Reality Training Program
Overview: The MineSim Virtual Reality Training Program allows a single user to interact within a virtual mine. Currently there is a sample scenario that the user must discover and choose a response. The environment will react to the users input.
Platform: iOS mobile devices
Engine: Unreal Engine 3 (UDK)
Major Features:
-3D fully virtual simulated mine environment
-Gyroscope capabilities allow user to use mobile device to view environment in an immersive way.
-User can interact with a sample safety training scenario.
-Graphical environment responds to user’s interaction
-In-app settings menu allows user to toggle scenario on or off, and to reset scenario in real time.
Recommended New Features:
-Content Management System
--Web-based management system which would allow a configuration of scenarios, events, and environments.
-Authoring Content
--MineSim uses Unreal Engine’s dynamic content authoring system, Kismet, which allows event scripting of scenarios, action items, sounds, and objects.
--Objects, sounds, and art assets must be created with external tools and imported into Unreal’s Content Library for each game before use in Kismet.
-Networking
--Unreal Engine has many networking capabilities; MineSim will need to research and develop a networking process
-Instructor Mode
--Once mobile devices can network together, an instructor mode can be created, which would allow interaction between the user, an instructor, and the environment.
--The instructor device would be able to control the environment and scenario settings for the user device
-Multi-user Mode
--The networking can be further expanded to allow several users to interact within the same environment simultaneously as in a classroom or training setting.
--The multiuser mode can be integrated into the instructor model so that one instructor can interact with many users in the same environment (as in a “lecture” setting for the traditional classroom), or conversely to run unique environments for each user (as in a testing setting).