Learning Uncut 85: VR and AR Case Studies for L&D – Jeremy Dalton
Aug 16, 2021
Jeremy Dalton, PwC's Head of XR and author of 'Reality Check,' sheds light on the game-changing potential of VR and AR in learning and development. He discusses compelling case studies that showcase these technologies in action, especially in areas like cybersecurity training. Dalton highlights how immersive experiences foster empathy and improve learning outcomes, emphasizing practical strategies for integrating VR and AR into educational frameworks. With insights on volumetric capture and the emotional impact of these tools, he reveals a promising future for enterprise training.
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VR/AR's Huge L&D Economic Impact
- Learning and development is one of the largest value areas for VR and AR application.
- PwC's study projects up to $300 billion economic impact in this sector by 2030.
Cybersecurity Crisis VR Simulation
- PwC's cyber security crisis simulation involved 300 users wearing VR headsets simultaneously.
- A branching narrative allowed users to experience diverse roles facing a cyber attack, creating immersive decision-making pressure.
Volumetric Capture for Empathy
- Volumetric capture uses many cameras to create a photorealistic 3D model from all angles.
- PwC used this for "In My Shoes" VR program to convey racial awareness and empathy with realistic human avatars.
