This article analyses the effectiveness and perception of occupational safety and health (OSH) training using virtual reality (VR) compared to traditional methods. The aim of the study was to verify the effectiveness of VR training compared to traditional methods (Research No. 1) and to analyse the impressions of parti...
Mariusz Szóstak, Paweł Strzałkowski, Mateusz Napiórkowski· Archives of Civil Engineerin...· 0 citations
The transition to Industry 5.0 is transforming manufacturing through the integration of smart technologies, while simultaneously increasing the need to protect workers’ health and reduce occupational risks. This systematic review synthesized cross-sectoral evidence on human-centered Industry 5.0 technologies for as...
Rusber Alberto Risco-Ojeda, César Moreno-Rojo, R. A. Figueroa-León et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 0 citations
High rates of fatal and non-fatal occupational accidents worldwide have made construction safety a global concern.
Despite the proven effectiveness of construction safety training in reducing these rates, current safety implementations
often fail to enhance construction workers’ safety awareness and knowledge. Recently...
Elif Gürbüz Taştekin, Umutcan Kılıç, Semra Çomu· Journal of Construction Engi...· 0 citations
Human–robot collaboration offers new opportunities to increase productivity, flexibility and ergonomics in work processes, however, it also introduces specific risks associated with a shared workspace between humans and robots, for which traditional risk assessment techniques may not be sufficiently effective. This art...
Kristýna Hamříková, Daniel Hartmann, Aleš Vysocký et al.· Frontiers in Robotics and AI· 0 citations
Global maritime trade increasingly depends on efficient and safe port operations, where crane operators play a vital role in container handling. Although traditional training methods are effective, they require considerable time and may involve operational risks. Simulation-based training offers a risk-free, cost-effec...
Ö. Akar· Turkish journal of science a...· 0 citations
Questions: Q1: How can we reduce safety incidents at construction sites using VR Technologies? Q2: How can we make the training and hiring process easier for construction workers?
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to introduce and evaluate an immersive virtual reality training kit that prepares construction person...
Mohamed Sabek, B. Ammar, V. González et al.· Lean Construction Journal· 0 citations
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