RealWear Navigator Z1
RealWear, Inc, the pioneer of hands-free wearable computers for frontline workers, announced today the launch of its next generation Intrinsically Safe (IS) headset, RealWear Navigator® Z1. Built for productivity and safety in industries such as oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, and mining, the hands-free IS wearable solution frees a worker’s hands to make operations smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Whether conducting an inspection round on a rig at sea or repairing mission-critical production equipment, RealWear Navigator Z1 is certified for use in areas where nearly all electronics are strictly prohibited due to the potential risk of explosion or combustion. The industrial wearable solution can be used on sites including oil and gas production areas, processing mills, chemical facilities, and mines.
VR training leads to improved outcomes in nursing education
A new study suggests that nursing trainees learn more effectively with virtual reality than in traditional training.
Virtual reality could improve nursing education and provide hands-on experience beyond the confines of inpatient clinics. That’s the conclusion of George Mason University associate Professor of Nursing Bethany Cieslowski and her research team.
