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The Construction Industry can Greatly Benefit From VR Technology

Mark Arguinbaev by Mark Arguinbaev
March 27, 2018
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Virtual reality technology continues to make inroads in many different industries. It seems the construction industry is slowly warming you to this concept. With a strong focus on improving the design, safety, and training, the future of construction can be vastly improved. This is another notch in the belt for the VR industry as a whole.

VR Can Help Improve the Construction Industry

Most people are well aware of how the construction industry can use some technical aid. More specifically, there is a growing need for new solutions in terms of designing buildings, training workers, et cetera. This is all much easier said than done, as one simply cannot build a construction, tear it down, and do it all over again. Instead, using VR hardware can prove to be of great value in this regard.

In terms of designing and pitching, the opportunities are virtually limitless. While schematics are usually accurate, it never hurts to have some visual aid. A virtual render viewed with VR technology can provide insights one would otherwise not have until construction is finished. As such, we see architects invest in VR technology to ensure they get the finer details as accurate as possible.

One of the firms actively experimenting with this technology goes by the name of Woodhouse Workspace. This office design firm uses VR to showcase office layouts and how users can get the most out of a new building space. While some people may think this sound rather expensive, the overall costs are kept to a minimum. It doesn’t require a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift to get an idea of how things will look.

Additionally, there is also the concept of VR training in the construction sector. VR and video learning can effectively benefit workers, unlike any other training programs or technology that has come before. Quality training in this high-risk industry is of the utmost importance. While VR doesn’t completely mimic the real thing, it is better than having no training at all.

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