Is VR really adopted in construction safety training? I…
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Is VR really adopted in construction safety training?
I watched this video that got me thinking differently about VR and AR. It really hit me that these tools are no longer just about gaming, but I don’t see them coming up much in everyday civil engineering work.
I’m genuinely curious.
Are any of you actually using VR or AR on real projects? Design reviews, construction planning, site safety, client walk-throughs, training, anything like that. Or is it still mostly experimental?
If you’re not using it, what’s the main reason? Too expensive, too much setup, not enough value, or just not practical on busy projects?
I found out that it's used in NZ construction safety. Is it a thing in other bigger countries?
I’d love to hear real experiences, whether it worked well, didn’t work at all, or just wasn’t worth the effort.
#industry
I watched this video that got me thinking differently about VR and AR. It really hit me that these tools are no longer just about gaming, but I don’t see them coming up much in everyday civil engineering work.
I’m genuinely curious.
Are any of you actually using VR or AR on real projects? Design reviews, construction planning, site safety, client walk-throughs, training, anything like that. Or is it still mostly experimental?
If you’re not using it, what’s the main reason? Too expensive, too much setup, not enough value, or just not practical on busy projects?
I found out that it's used in NZ construction safety. Is it a thing in other bigger countries?
I’d love to hear real experiences, whether it worked well, didn’t work at all, or just wasn’t worth the effort.
#industry
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