Yes, a bespoke VR exercise can be developed as an add-on to maritime training. A focused activity could introduce selected spaces, equipment appearance or approved information sources before practical instruction. High5VR can discuss the objective with your responsible trainers and subject specialists.
What should we consider?
We work with professional trainers at Bhuku to develop training experiences. The maritime content should be defined and reviewed by the relevant specialists. A virtual module needs a clear role within the programme, with instructions and feedback aligned to approved materials.
What needs to be agreed?
Choose one audience and familiarisation task first. The experience might use filmed footage of an existing vessel or a digital representation where appropriate. Connectivity, supported devices and facilitator arrangements need to be included in the brief.
How do we get started?
Share drawings, permitted footage and your existing teaching plan. We can scope a pilot that supports discussion and supervised learning. The virtual exercise complements your programme; it should not be described as a qualification or evidence of every practical skill required aboard a vessel.
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