Human Computer Interaction Used in Virtual Maintenance Training System of Equipment

Xiao Yan Li; Yun Sun; Min Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.198-199.512

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Human Computer Interaction Used in Virtual Maintenance Training System of Equipment

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Allowing trainees to get a real sense of immersion, an advanced virtual maintenance training system of equipment must have an effective Human Computer Interaction. This paper discussed issues related to the design of Human Computer Interaction used in Virtual Maintenance Training System of Equipment, and provided specific implementation of three typical features: implementation of display text messages in real time; implementation of response to user input events; implementation of getting the interactive results. Based on a real-time visual simulation software system named Vega, human computer interaction were accomplished, and presented the code segment. Results show that the interface of human computer interaction was very friendly, and the Virtual Maintenance Training System of Equipment was efficient.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 198-199)

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512-515

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September 2012

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Xiao Yan Li, Yun Sun, Min Li

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Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Vega, Virtual Maintenance Training of Equipment, Virtual Reality (VR)

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