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Virtual reality railway station used for staff training
By Railway Gazette International2017-01-24T07:00:00
UK: Arriva Trains Wales is training staff to spot potential platform-train interface hazards by using a £100 000 interactive virtual reality ‘cave' which replicates a station platform, complete with computer-generated passengers.
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