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This presentation explores the use of Virtual Reality on Transport. It covers the characteristics, applications, and advantages of Virtual Reality. The research methodology, questions, hypothesis, design, philosophy, approach, and data collection strategy are also discussed. The presentation concludes with a literature review and bibliography.

VIRTUAL REALITY ON
TRANSPORT

Presentation Outline
 The following points will be covered in the presentation-
 Introduction
 Virtual Reality
 Characteristics of Virtual Reality
 Applications of Virtual Reality
 Advantages of Virtual Reality
 Use of Virtual Reality on Transport
 Research Questions
 Research Hypothesis
 Research Design
 Research Philosophy
 Research Approach
 Data Collection Strategy
 Research Methodology
 Conclusion

Introduction
 The aim of the research is to
evaluate the use of virtual reality in
transport.
 Virtual Reality is an emerging
concept that has a number of
applications
 The use of virtual reality in transport
is evaluated in the research report.
 The research identifies the use of
virtual reality and its effect on

Virtual Reality
 Virtual reality can be
described as an
interactive computer
generated experience
that takes place in a
stimulated
environment.
 A person can interact
with this virtual
environment by
making use of special
electronic equipments.

Cont..
 Virtual reality can be
achieved by making use
of a range of systems
and is implemented by
making use of computer
technology.
 The ranges of systems
that are used for
achieving virtual reality
include the headsets,
Omni-directional
treadmills and special
gloves.

Characteristics of VR
 There are certain specific
characteristics of Virtual Reality
which are as follows-
 It allows 3D view of objects
 A virtual environment developed by
virtual reality is able to provide
appropriate responses in real time as
the individuals explore the
surroundings.

Applications of VR
 There are a number of applications
of virtual Reality, which are as
follows-
 Application is improving the gaming
experiences
 Application in improving the
experiences in Sports
 Application in art and entertainment.

Advantages of VR
 There are a number of advantages of
making use of VR
 VR makes it possible for the
manufacturers to make their client
experience what they build
 VR is capable torevolutionise the
experiences of many aspects
virtually
 It could be used in transport as well

Cont..
 VR is an effective training tool
 The technology can therefore be
used for revolutionise the transport
process
 Virtual reality is mostly used in travel
industry to enhance the sales
experience
 This technology offers a way of
showing goods to the potential

Application of Virtual
Reality on Transport
 With a number of advantages it
offers, virtual Reality can be used on
transport as well
 With Virtual Reality, it is possible to
improve the commute experience
 Virtual Reality in transport is a need
for designing smart cities .
 Virtual Reality in transport can be an
easy substitute the transit option

Cont..
 The use of more
enhanced technology
is necessary to meet
the increased transit
demands which
virtually reality can
fulfill
 The use of virtual
reality in the system
makes the critical
transportation system
more efficient.

Research Methodology
 The research methodology mainly
refers to the research methods,
process and procedures that help in
undertaking and performing the
research study.
 The process and procedures include
the use of different tools and
techniques for data collection and
analysis of data.

Research Questions
 The questions that this research
study will address are as follows-
 What is Virtual Reality?
 What are the different characteristic
features of Virtual Reality?
 What is the use of Virtual reality on
transport?

Research Hypothesis
 The hypothesis on which the
research will be based is represented
below-
 H1: Virtual Reality may have a
positive effect on transport
 H0: Virtual Reality will not have a
positive effect on transport

Research Design
 A descriptive research design is
chosen for the research.
 A descriptive research design is
appropriate for this research study as
this research design assesses the
key factor affecting the research
problem

Research Philosophy
 In this research, the positivism
research philosophy is used
 Positivism research philosophy
permits the use of rational logic in
evaluation of the problem
 Positivism Philosophy is therefore
appropriate for the research study

Research Approach
 A deductive research approach is
chosen for the particular research
 Deductive research helps in
dissecting the past hypothesis and
the models associated with a
particular research
 Thus the choice of deductive
research approach is appropriate

Data Collection Strategy
 For this research, both secondary and
primary data will be collected
 The secondary sources will be evaluated
to collect the data necessary for the
research.
 The secondary sources include journals,
previously published research papers
and similar other sources.
 A sample size of 30 respondents are
chosen for collection of primary data

Research Methodology
 The research methodology mainly
refers to the research methods,
process and procedures that help in
undertaking and performing the
research study.
 Secondary research method is a tool
that help in gathering the data
necessary for research

Cont..
 The secondary research methods evaluates the
secondary sources which includes previously
published journals, literatures and annual data
of the companies.
 One of the most significant advantages of
secondary data collection methodology is that
it helps in gathering a large number of data set
for analysis.
 Primary research on the other hand ensures
collection of information from sources who have
first hand knowledge to the research problem

Conclusion
 A research has been conducted to
evaluate the use of virtual reality on
transport
 With the increase in the number of
applications, the use of virtual reality
in transport can be a revolution
 The research performs an extensive
literature review for analyzing the
use of virtual reality on transport.

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