Virtual reality for citizen safety learning and training

Along the same lines as the previous line, research is being carried out on safety, applied to domestic environments using virtual reality. A typical training would involve, for example, the correct choice and handling of a fire extinguisher, taking into account the different types of fire that can be caused by its use. For this purpose, real scenarios are recreated with the possibility of changing the conditions that give rise to the emergency, at a domestic level. Given that it would be unfeasible, both economically and for safety reasons, to carry out these trainings with different scenarios and conditions in which fire simulations with real fire are generated, virtual reality is of great help, allowing to realistically experience the consequences of acting correctly or incorrectly in the type of situations posed (without running the risks that real fire would imply), achieving a greater impact on the learning capacity.