Conceptualizes virtual laboratories for investigating viability across diverse fields, indicating their potential to enhance interdisciplinary research.
This paper introduces the concept of Virtual Laboratories of Viability as a new generation of immersive scientific environments within the framework of Vitology. Building upon the concepts of the Space of Harmony and immersive visualization, virtual laboratories are proposed as integrated platforms for investigating the viability of systems of diverse nature through computational modeling, interactive experimentation, artificial intelligence, digital twins, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The article discusses the conceptual architecture of such laboratories, their role in exploring dynamic processes of viability, and their potential applications in scientific research, education, engineering, ecology, medicine, organizational management, and intelligent systems. It is argued that virtual laboratories can significantly expand the possibilities of interdisciplinary research by providing safe, scalable, and adaptive environments for studying viability under various conditions and development scenarios. Keywords Vitology; Virtual Laboratories of Viability; immersive technologies; Space of Harmony; viability; computational modeling; artificial intelligence; digital twins; interactive experimentation; interdisciplinary research; scientific visualization; intelligent systems.
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