Fall Prevention Training in AR (Augmented Reality)

This scenario is represented in photorealistic 3D visuals in Augmented Reality. It allows trainees to learn about fall prevention inspection in an immersive environment without any risk to themselves or others. The rendering is extremely realistic and is based on input from professionals. Users are able to move freely inside a simulated construction site and can inspect it from every angle. Trainees use their phone's camera to experience a life-size environment that they can replicate in their own home or office. To complete the inspection correctly, they must identify all the flaws.

This simulator uses a bird’s eye view. Trainees first observe a building under construction with several individuals at work. To start their inspection, they tap one of 3 zones where they want to land. They are then teleported into the 500 square foot top floor of the building, approximately 70 feet above ground level. They are then asked to walk around and identify 12 fall hazards that could potentially be lethal, such as a safety net being too short, a poorly anchored lifeline, a lanyard being too long, loads stored on a protection cover, etc.