Task Design in Virtual Reality Environments for Drone Pilot Training

Cardona-Reyes H.; Parra-Gonz´alez E.; Trujillo-Espinoza C.; Villalba-Condori K. · Studies in Computational Intelligence (2024) · DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-50590-4_17

Resumen

Drones currently play a very important role in various fields of application. Their applications range from recreational activities, pilot training, educational uses, and the development of skills for specific and risky tasks such as agriculture, construction, military use, mining, etc. This implies that different types of users need to acquire the necessary skills to pilot these devices safely taking into account the type of tasks to be performed and the specific device. Having virtual reality environments that allow users to perform specific training tasks allows them to develop their skills to solve real problems without the need for a physical device. I feel the training is a playful and motivating activity for learning and skill acquisition. This work presents the design of tasks under the Hamsters notation for the production of virtual reality environments focused on teaching drone piloting in simulated and real scenarios. © The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024.

Instituciones: Universidad Continental