- Autor
- Settgast, Volker
- Kostarakos, Konstantinos
- Hartbauer, Manfred
- Ullrich, Torsten
- TitelProduct Tests in Virtual Reality: Lessons Learned during Collision Avoidance Development for Drones
- Datei
- DOI10.3390/designs6020033
- Erschienen inDesigns
- Band6
- Erscheinungsjahr2022
- Heft2
- LicenceCC BY 4.0
- ISSN2411-9660
- Download Statistik972
- Peer ReviewJa
- AbstractVirtual reality (VR) and real-world simulations have become an important tool for product development, product design, and product tests. Product tests in VR have many advantages, such as reproducibility and shortened development time. In this paper, we investigate the virtual testing of a collision avoidance system for drones in terms of economic benefits. Our results show that virtual tests had both positive and negative effects on the development, with the positive aspects clearly predominating. In summary, the tests in VR shorten the development time and reduce risks and therefore costs. Furthermore, they offer possibilities not available in real-world tests. Nevertheless, real-world tests are still important.
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