What is VR?

Virtual reality (VR) has great potential, which can change the interaction between people and enterprises and the surrounding environment.

Previously, VR was usually only associated with the game industry. Now, it has more application scenarios.

Although this innovative technology is traditionally more related to the game industry, it has been applied to manipulate the physical environment in various fields. VR allows its users to experience the real environment in a more immersive way.

Mecha Sparrow, an American VR expert, said, "It is only a matter of time before we experience more interesting uses of virtual reality than we know now."

Since then, some fields have begun to use VR technology and improve their products, including commerce, medicine, manufacturing, construction and leisure industries.

Today, let's take stock of the top ten application scenarios of VR in reality.

1. Recruitment and training enterprises are the most intuitive beneficiaries of the technological revolution.

Some companies now recruit and train employees by using VR. These VR devices allow employees to participate in seemingly real work tasks and scenarios. For example, in the recruitment process, companies can use mock interviews to select the best candidates.

Using VR in the workplace can make potential employees understand the working environment more intuitively and prepare solutions to possible challenges. The company can also train employees in different positions at the same time, which also provides employees with a more real sense of participation, thus greatly improving the training effect.

2. Work collaboration in different workplaces Some companies have accepted virtual enjoyment, allowing employees to work in different places. For example, if the company has remote workers from different locations, they coordinate and complete tasks on time through VR technology.

Because teamwork is crucial to the success of the company, VR technology enables workers to hold meetings and consider problems through video. Through this technology, employees can gather in the same room without face-to-face communication.

In this way, unnecessary travel is saved, so that they can handle tasks at the same time and complete more tasks in the shortest possible time.

3. Innovating and predicting trends Virtual reality allows companies to come up with new ideas and test them before implementing them in reality. This immersive technology enables companies to predict trends in advance and determine the performance of projects.

Companies can determine their potential sales performance and customer growth in a virtual environment.

For example, in the automobile manufacturing industry, the designed final product can be tested to determine its acceptance in the actual market. Before the actual manufacturing process begins, engineers can test the safety of cars in a virtual environment. Potential customers can also use VR technology to test vehicles before making a purchase decision.

Therefore, it helps to improve the efficiency of the production process: it allows companies to produce the best products that meet the goals of end users.

4. Virtual reality is widely used in pain management medicine. For example, this technology has been used for pain management, for patients receiving treatment, which usually leads to insurmountable pain, such as cancer. VR can help and manage all kinds of pain caused by treatment of cancer patients. From other methods to treat high pain, such as high burn, physical therapy, limb amputation and open trauma.

When patients wear VR glasses, this technology is used to distract their brains and confuse the pain path by absorbing their thoughts from pain. Dentists are also using this technique to appease patients during tooth extraction or root canal and other dental operations.

5. Cultivating medical students Virtual reality technology is used to help medical students learn and gain practical experience faster. By using virtual reality in education, medical students can learn how to perform fine surgery.

Because these processes are time-consuming and risky, VR can help students experience real surgery without serious consequences due to lack of experience. Students can also use this technology to increase their practice time in the virtual environment and eliminate their fear of real surgical risks.

6. Treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder Post-traumatic stress disorder is very common among soldiers because they were injured in battle, and this disease is more common than previously thought. Post-traumatic stress disorder also exists in the general population, not only in combat soldiers. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder, which faces anyone who has experienced serious physical and mental trauma, such as sexual assault, abuse, traffic accidents, etc.

Virtual reality can help them relive what they have experienced, thus helping to alleviate the fear of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder. Moreover, reviewing the experience can help the medical team understand the patient's condition, find a treatment plan and help them cope better.

7. Social cognitive training for managing autism The number of patients with autism (a social development obstacle) has been increasing. This problem is mainly attributed to parents and guardians' lack of understanding of the disease. Of course, there may be many other causal conditions, including environment.

Autism can damage patients' reasoning, interaction and social skills. Virtual reality technology can help manage patients' diseases by enhancing their brain activity and imaging.

VR can teach guardians and patients the best treatment method in each situation by putting patients and parents in different scenes and then using medical and psychological training. This gives everyone a chance to get effective prevention before autism.

8. Treatment and treatment anxiety will bring panic to patients, as if they have lost the land under their feet, and even some people will feel chest tightness and shortness of breath and have to flee to safer places.

A prominent symptom of anxiety disorder is dyspnea. Virtual reality can be used to monitor, appease and control patients.

Medical teams can use functional applications integrated with VR technology to monitor patients' breathing conditions and provide patients with appropriate comfort and options. When necessary, the medical team can take medicine quickly, thus saving the time interval between onset and medication.

9. Treatment of paraplegic patients For patients with impaired mobility, they can have the opportunity to use VR tools to experience the thrills of various environments without being limited by physical defects. It is worth noting that VR glasses are being used to restore the brain function of paraplegic patients and regain limb control. This is one of the most exciting uses of this new VR technology, which will bring infinite hope to people in this painful state.

10. Leisure tourism and tourism benefit from virtual reality technology to a great extent. For example, these industries have been using this technology to make customers feel real in various resorts around the world. Before making a travel choice, customers can visit different destinations in a virtual environment.

In this way, the world is no longer so big, and you can see it whenever you want. This can make the whole world better appreciated, recognized and understood by people in any country in the world. If someone can't really reach a place, they can still visit these places through VR and experience the customs there.

In a word, there are many examples of virtual reality applications, which are not limited to the limited descriptions above. The potential of technological innovation is unparalleled, and we can only expect VR to change the future in a more amazing way. Therefore, learning this technology is a good way to enhance your own value. When you devote yourself to the research of VR technology, you can also use this knowledge in other aspects and achieve higher achievements.