This review paper describes in general the use of VR as a training tool in manufacturing
technology like design, rapid prototyping, and manufacturing with some practical
examples where VR is used and its benefits in manufacturing industries which reduces
a lot of cost in the design stages to the finish stages. VR is the closest man can get to
reality as the names implies with the present capabilities. The technique enables
engineers and designers to move around and interact with the object in real time. This
review paper looks into some challenges of VR applications in manufacturing
industries.
This review presents generally about Virtual Reality (VR) technologies in industrial
training. Virtual reality training is increasingly used for maintenance and operation,
assembly procedure, welding and operative construction training that allow the
workers to work on existing and new tasks in safe, and perceive on how an item takes
shape as it travels through the manufacturing system, which result more effective
training. For companies to spend the large amount of economic resources in training
people, thus VR systems for training may reduce in dealing with issues such as the high
economic costs of training for travel and living expenses for those who need to move
from work to training centers. An adaptive technology has been used for pilot training
and vehicle driver training that may improves accuracy of the procedure. VR training
could create a more effective and efficient learning even without the presence of a
trainer.