VR Environments can be a cost efficient method of improving the skill-set of your organisation

In a world of high performance computer game simulators, Logicom have re-engineered one of the world’s most successful PC based game engines and configured it into training applications in which the end user can practice and apply their knowledge and skills.

Almost everything inside the virtual scenarios that we create (e.g. a house, a factory, an oil rig) reacts and changes to the users actions. What happens will depend on what the learners do – just like the real world.

Aspects of the environment can be programmed to react and change constantly in a manner relative to the trainee’s action. Once the virtual scenario is entered, the end user cannot be passive when it comes to applying their knowledge and skills – this requires a different type of interactivity, one which demands involvement where all actions and decisions will have consequences!

Serious games provide a compelling, effective and cost efficient method of improving the skill set and performance of the work force.