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Luo Yuan, Ren Aizhu. Summarization of Virtual Reality in Pedestrian Traffic Safety Education. Journal of Information Technologyin Civil Engineering and Architecture,
2011, 3(1): 97-101.
2011, 3(1): 97-101.
Summarization of Virtual Reality in Pedestrian Traffic Safety Education
Institute of Risk Prevention & Reduction in Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China |
This paper discussed the significance and appropriation for Virtual Reality applying in traffic safety education for pedestrian and compared VR with multimedia technique. Then relevant researches all over the world were introduced and some disadvantages of VR now using in pedestrian traffic safety education were concluded. At the end the future trend of VR in this area is prospected.
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