Enacting Virtual Reality

Parisi, Francesco

doi:10.5771/9783896659934-245

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“…From a deeper Chemistry perspective, recent high-profile accidentson both research and manufacturing scaleshave provided strong drivers for culture change and training improvements. − While our focus here is on process-scale chemical manufacturing, the similarly severe safety challenges exist on the laboratory scale; such dangers have been extensively reviewed recently . Through consideration of the emerging digitalization trends and perennial safety challenges in the chemical sector, we envisaged using interactive and immersive virtual reality (VR) − as an opportune technology for developing safety training and accident readiness for those working in dangerous chemical environments.…”

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A Transferable Psychological Evaluation of Virtual Reality Applied to Safety Training in Chemical Manufacturing

Poyade

Eaglesham

Trench

et al. 2021

ACS Chem. Health Saf.

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High-profile accidents in the Chemical sector across research and manufacturing scaleshave provided strong drivers to develop a new benchmark in safety training and compliance. Herein, we describe the design, implementation, and standardized psychological evaluation of virtual reality (VR) applied to process safety training. Through a specific industrial case study, we show that testable learning of complex safetyspecific tasks in VR is statistically equivalent to traditional slidebased video training. However, VR training presents a measurable positive improvement on trainees' perception of overall learning and their feeling of presence in the task during training. It has also been shown that knowledge retention from video lectures can be overestimated, if not controlled. Through these resultsand our transferable blueprint for robustly assessing any new VR training platformwe envisage a range of technologically enabled efforts to enhance safety performance in both laboratory-and plant-based activities. Implications for physical resource-saving projects are also described.

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A Transferable Psychological Evaluation of Virtual Reality Applied to Safety Training in Chemical Manufacturing

Poyade

Eaglesham

Trench

et al. 2021

ACS Chem. Health Saf.

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“…Different crafts and materials have their own affordances and morphogenetic potentials for creative imagination. This applies not only in the case of traditional handmade crafts but also for new modes of creative engagement with digital materiality (Bardt, 2022; Mulder, 2022; Nimkulrat, 2020; Parisi, 2021; Poulsgaard, 2019; Poulsgaard and Malafouris, 2020).…”

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Where the touching is touched: The role of haptic attentive unity in the dialogue between maker and material

Malafouris

Koukouti

2022

Multimodality & Society

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This paper, drawing on research from the ‘HANDMADE - Understanding Creative Gesture in Pottery Making’ project (sponsored by the ERC), will attempt to show how a focus on the temporality of touch and the tactility of making can help us disambiguate the often discussed, but little understood, dialogue between maker and material. Our main thesis is that with increasing levels of skill, tactile perception plays an active role in transforming a mere kinetic interaction (where potter and clay are causally coupled) into a multi-modal kinaesthetic transaction (where the potter becomes attentive to the expressive affordances of clay and recursively the clay becomes responsive to the creative affordances of the potter’s hand). We call this situational attunement between the potter and clay haptic attentive unity (HAU). The primary objective of this paper is to explore the links between touch and attentive engagement in the context of pottery making and use the notion of HAU to account for the dialogic character of creative material engagement.

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Material Engagement and Mediation: Two Necessary Concepts

Parisi

2022

Perspectives in Pragmatics, Philosophy &Amp; Psychology

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Enacting Virtual Reality

Cited by 5 publications

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A Transferable Psychological Evaluation of Virtual Reality Applied to Safety Training in Chemical Manufacturing

A Transferable Psychological Evaluation of Virtual Reality Applied to Safety Training in Chemical Manufacturing

Where the touching is touched: The role of haptic attentive unity in the dialogue between maker and material

Material Engagement and Mediation: Two Necessary Concepts

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