Virtual reality and augmented reality can play a significant role in safety in different workplaces. In my opinion, the most important role can be to teach the collection staff. There is a proverb in Persian that says ''Hearing is never like seeing''. Using virtual reality glasses can be shown to employees before the workplace, and this can have a deeper impact on theoretical training. Also, by installing the hologram on the equipment and installing and defining it on the user's mobile phone, he made aware of how he or she was operating and the risks of the device, without the need for physical and face -to -face training.

We cannot create an accident, it can only be simulated through virtual reality.

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I agree with Edris Soltani, when he mentions about "creation" using 3D glasses because this is just the basis of the study system created some time ago: the audio visual, where the vision of what is heard, promotes better learning. In relation to the Md. doctor Khairul Shaleh Md Asari, yes, we can create an accident at work. Every safety failure in companies in general entails damage that is difficult or impossible to repair. In order to avoid this problem, an "emergency simulation" must be carried out in the company. This is a mandatory procedure by law, which aims to reduce the damage caused in a possible accident. But, so that it is possible to assess whether the procedure adopted is safe and effective.

Emplear la realidad virtual en el entrenamiento no es en sí mismo un gran aporte. Cambia el medio pero no cambia el contenido del entrenamiento. Mientras se persistan en los tradicionales contenidos de la capacitación para la seguridad, no habrán grandes cambios de comportamiento hacia la prevención de riesgos laborales. Se requiere enseñar a las personas conocimientos actuales de psicología del trabajo y psiconeurología.

Virtual reality can be used to create a safe training environment for safety training. That being said we need to also make sure the training area is safe, free from slip, trips and falls. Etc..... I am interested in collaborating with anyone interested in a deeper dig into the topic