Virtual Reality is a computer-generated, mock environment that can allow people to interact with it in a seemingly real way by using certain types of specialized equipment. It is mainly used for training or educational purposes and allows for “real-life” training in a safe and monitored environment. Virtual training can be used in many different fields such as medical, military, biomedical research, aviation, and many others. However, this paper reviews the most cited publications related to the application of virtual reality for training in the United States Military. As a result, researchers can find research venues based on the challenges, risk, and infrastructures.
Collaboration network of the authors
7 authors ·
10 co-authorship links
· 7 across different organisations
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University of Isfahan
Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University
University of Hartford
Spring Hill College
Rockwell Collins (United States)
Different organisations
Same organisation
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