Construction of Virtual Reality Rail Transit Simulation System
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In order to enhance the quality of professional technology research and development and personnel training in rail transit, this study constructed a virtual reality rail transit simulation system, including the data input and processing of vehicle driving environment, vehicle structure and station scene data, as well as three-dimensional modeling and data storage. The data is stored in the Internet cloud server, which increases the accessibility and sharing of the data, and the rail transit simulation can be realized by calling the three-dimensional model in the cloud server. This efficient and convenient virtual reality content development tool helps to improve the level of scientific research and development and the quality of talent training in rail transit, it will also be the inevitable trend of the development of rail transit industry in the new era.
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