VR at Final of WOŚP helps train you in first aid

Thanks to virtual reality, it will be possible to train people with hearing impairments, as well as people of different ages and with varying degrees of fitness in first aid. The technology will be used for this during the next Final of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (WOŚP). Meanwhile, VR already allows training of employees delegated to work in hard-to-reach facilities and with hazardous work. The VR market in education will multiply revenues by as much as twenty times in the coming years.

"We will educate people on how to save human lives. In Wrocław, we have a great surprise for people who are socially isolated - we will educate deaf people," Grzegorz Kobuszewski, president of the board of 4 Help VR, said.

The training will be conducted as an online broadcast. Trained persons will receive virtual reality goggles, thanks to which they will be able to participate in very realistically recreated situations related to the need to provide first aid. Sensors will be mounted on their hands, thanks to which the immersion into virtual reality will be even deeper, and the assessment of the progress of science will become more precise. This form of class is especially valuable for people with disabilities.

"Everything is run by our virtual trainer called Paramedicus. He is a person with superhero abilities who guides you through the entire algorithm of emergency procedures in the CPR scenario. learn the elements of using an automatic external defibrillator, which appears more and more often on the streets of Polish cities," Grzegorz Kobuszewski added.

(Newseria)