A Task-Centred Methodology to Evaluate the Design of Virtual Reality User Interactions: A Case Study on Hazard Identification

Raimbaud, Pierre; Lou, Ruding; Danglade, Florence; Figueroa, Pablo; Hernández, José Tiberio; Merienne, Frédéric

doi:10.3390/buildings11070277

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“…BIM technology has been used alongside the XR mainly for making virtual construction objects to be imported in game engines and creating scenarios to train participants in terms of safety in the design phase like the works of Sacks et al (2013), Park and Kim (2013), Albert et al (2014), Perlman et al (2014), Le et al (2015a, 2015b), Sacks et al (2015), Pham et al (2018a), Eiris et al (2020a), Pedro et al (2020), Jeelani et al (2020), Raimbaud et al (2021) and Bhagwat et al (2021). In addition, as the other use cases for BIM, Getuli et al (2021) used BIM to develop a construction site objects library for generating VR scenarios in safety training with the purpose of reducing the time needed for producing VR sessions.…”

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Extended reality (XR) technologies in the construction safety: systematic review and analysis

Zoleykani

Abbasianjahromi

Banihashemi

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Purpose Extended reality (XR) is an emerging technology, with its popularity rising in different industry sectors, where its application has been recently considered in construction safety. This study aims to investigate the applications of XR technologies in the safety of construction through projects lifecycle perspective. Design/methodology/approach Scientometric analysis was conducted to discover trends, keywords, contribution of countries and publication outlets in the literature. The content analysis was applied to categorize previous studies into three groups concerning the phase of lifecycle in which they used XR. Findings Results of the content analysis showed that the application of XR in the construction safety is mostly covered in two areas, namely, safety training and risk management. It was found that virtual reality was the most used XR tool with most of its application dedicated to safety training in the design phase. The amount of research on the application of augmented reality and mixed reality in safety training, and risk management in all phases of lifecycle is still insignificant. Finally, this study proposed three main areas for using the XR technologies regarding the safety issues in future research, namely, control of safety regulations and safety coordination in construction phase, and safety reports in the operation phase. Originality/value This paper inspected the utilization of all types of XR for safety in each phase of construction lifecycle and proposed future directions for research by addressing the safety challenges in each phase.

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“…,Albert et al (2014),Perlman et al (2014),Le et al (2015aLe et al ( , 2015b,Sacks et al (2015),Pham et al (2018a),Eiris et al (2020a),Pedro et al (2020),Jeelani et al (2020),Raimbaud et al (2021) andBhagwat et al (2021). Also, there were other use cases for BIM Getuli et al (2021).…”

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Extended reality (XR) technologies in the construction safety: systematic review and analysis

Zoleykani

Abbasianjahromi

Banihashemi

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“…In addition, it is the type of evaluation most commonly used in the database analyzed. Within the literature, articles were identified that use a means to evaluate experiences: interviews [ 19 , 24 , 27 , 68 , 70 , 73 , 81 , 82 , 83 , 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 , 88 , 89 , 90 , 91 , 92 ]; questionnaires [ 13 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 25 , 93 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 97 , 98 , 99 , 100 , 101 , 102 , 103 , 104 , 105 , 106 , 107 ]; interviews and questionnaires that use the Likert scale [ 108 ] to quantify the participants’ response, varying between five, six, and seven values [ 26 , 28 , 32 , 71 , 80 , 109 , 110 ,…”

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“…Within the database, one article showed where expert analysis facilitated experience evaluation. Raimbaud et al [ 92 ] used AEC industry professionals to define the experience quality factors to evaluate. The study selected the following quality factors for evaluation: speed, information-gathering capability, ease of use, and spatial awareness.…”

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Critical Analysis of the Evaluation Methods of Extended Reality (XR) Experiences for Construction Safety

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Rivera

Serrano

2022

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The construction industry has high accident rates. The sector is exploring various tools to improve safety management, training, and awareness to achieve zero accidents. This work focuses on extended reality (XR), which encompasses virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) technologies. Several authors have developed training experiences for construction safety in XR environments with positive conclusions about their effectiveness. However, there is no standardization regarding the evaluation methods used in the sector, and many experiences do not use any method. This lack is critical, as whenever the aim is to evaluate the degree of awareness of security issues, the implementation of evaluation systems is indispensable to make known the methods used in the literature to evaluate the effectiveness of the experiences and represent support for future research. This research identifies developments in XR experiences and analyzes the validation methods through a systematic review using the PRISMA methodology. It identifies two evaluation methods, objective and subjective, which are each broken down into four categories. The results show the types of evaluation, safety-related purposes, and safety application objectives used by the database classification.

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“…Therefore, VR-based safety education and training methods are currently advocated, which will not bring any actual risk while improving training effectiveness. Many studies on machinery operation training and construction technology training are based on immersive VR systems [25,69,70]. For example, Song et al [16,17,71] developed VR-based training systems for workers and machinery to work together.…”

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Extended Reality for Safe and Effective Construction Management: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, and Future Directions

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Safe and effective construction management requires tools for reducing delays, eliminating reworks, and avoiding accidents. Unfortunately, challenges still exist in current construction practices for enabling real-time interactions among project participants, field discoveries, and massive data. Extended reality (i.e., XR) could help to establish immersive and interactive virtual environments that enable real-time information exchange among humans, cyber processes, and physical environments during construction. However, limited studies have synthesized potentials, challenges, and scenarios of XR for ensuring construction safety and efficiency. This study provides a critical review that synthesizes XR in construction management. First, the authors used the PRISMA method to screen studies related to XR in construction management. Seventy-nine studies were selected and comprehensively analyzed. The authors conducted a bibliometric analysis to comprehend the spatiotemporal distributions of the selected studies. Then, the selected studies were classified into three categories: (1) progress control, (2) quality control, and (3) safety management. The authors also synthesized information for XR applications in various construction management scenarios and summarized the challenges related to XR applications. Finally, this review shed light on future research directions of XR for safe and effective construction management.

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A Task-Centred Methodology to Evaluate the Design of Virtual Reality User Interactions: A Case Study on Hazard Identification

Cited by 9 publications

References 60 publications

Extended reality (XR) technologies in the construction safety: systematic review and analysis

Extended reality (XR) technologies in the construction safety: systematic review and analysis

Critical Analysis of the Evaluation Methods of Extended Reality (XR) Experiences for Construction Safety

Extended Reality for Safe and Effective Construction Management: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, and Future Directions

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