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Problems and Solutions in VR Safety Training for Construction Engineers under Mandatory Education

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This study compares vr safety training effectiveness with traditional methods in construction engineers, highlighting immersive learning experiences.

VR safety training resulted in over 89% participant satisfaction, improving engagement and learning outcomes significantly.
Participants rated the immersive experience of VR training highly, but technical issues like dizziness impacted overall effectiveness.
Experiential training sessions took place over two months with 45 construction professionals, revealing significant advantages of VR in safety education.
The findings indicate a need for improved equipment usability and customized content development to enhance the effectiveness of VR education.

Kyung‐A Lee (2025) studied this question.

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This study compares vr safety training effectiveness with traditional methods in construction engineers, highlighting immersive learning experiences.

VR safety training resulted in over 89% participant satisfaction, improving engagement and learning outcomes significantly.
Participants rated the immersive experience of VR training highly, but technical issues like dizziness impacted overall effectiveness.
Experiential training sessions took place over two months with 45 construction professionals, revealing significant advantages of VR in safety education.
The findings indicate a need for improved equipment usability and customized content development to enhance the effectiveness of VR education.

Kyung‐A Lee (2025) studied this question.

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