Michael Vallance
ABSTRACT
The aim of this research is to design and implement a Solar Virtual Reality environment (SolarVR) for inter-cognitive and intra-cognitive communication by connecting users and sensors to a real-world solar panel plant for remote monitoring, maintenance and collaboration. The paper outlines the development of a VR solution which can be utilized for remote monitoring and communication, skills training and science education.
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