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Document Type Virtual Reality Training Module Script

Document Number SDN/SCR/TUV-SUD/EOT/C---/03/001/A
Document Title VR platform-based training module on EOT Crane information & Safety
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A 22-03-2024 -- VR platform-based training module on TG -- ----
Safety, Inspection and information of
EOT Crane
Document SDN/SCR/TUV-SUD/EOT/C---/
Module EOT crane Information & Safety
03/001/A
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Client TUV-SUD Document Version A
Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024
Contents
1 Module Objective..................................................................................................................................................................3
2 Project Description................................................................................................................................................................3
3 Module Flow.........................................................................................................................................................................3
3.1 Application Icon..........................................................................................................................................................5
3.2 Splash Screen..............................................................................................................................................................5
3.3 Language Selection.....................................................................................................................................................5
3.4 Tutorial Screen............................................................................................................................................................6
3.5 Welcome Window.......................................................................................................................................................6
3.6 Main Menu (Home Screen).........................................................................................................................................7
3.6.1 About Application (Info)........................................................................................................................................8
3.6.2 Controls...................................................................................................................................................................9
3.6.3 Exit/Quit................................................................................................................................................................11
3.6.4 Learn (Guided)......................................................................................................................................................12
4 3D Model Details................................................................................................................................................................70
4.1 Static Models.............................................................................................................................................................70
4.2 Dynamic Models.......................................................................................................................................................72
5 Features to be incorporated.................................................................................................................................................74
6 Arrows and Teleportation...................................................................................................................................................74
7 Delivery Details..................................................................................................................................................................75
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1 Module Objective
The objective of the module is to develop an engaging and interactive VR training module to train the user on the EOT
cranes, about their information and safety while doing inspection or working on or under the EOT crane
Note: This virtual platform will let the user perform the specific steps required to train them about the EOT crane.
2 Project Description
Project Name VR platform-based training module on EOT Crane information & Safety
Project Number SPN/2024/03/C---/P1
End User Students / Trainees
Platform Oculus Quest
3 Module Flow
A Module workflow is defined as a sequence of tasks that perform through a specific path from initiation to completion
stage.
It covers the entire structure of the training module that is experienced during the play mode. In addition, it consists of a
series of key steps that are necessary to follow to gain knowledge.
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Figure 1: Module Flow

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3.1 Application Icon

An application/Module icon is an image that represents a unique application. The user has to select the application icon to
play the module. (Note: In this case, application icon image will be used in the launcher)
Figure 2: Reference Image (Application Icon with Thumbnail Design)
3.2 Splash Screen

Once the user clicks on the application icon, the following screen with the company's logo would come.
Figure 3: Splash Screen
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3.3 Tutorial Screen

A Demo window will be there to give a ride that how to play the module. (Video output is required)
 How to Teleport
 How to Walk
 How to Grab
3.4 Welcome Window

After the Tutorial screen, the welcome window (UI Screen) will be shown to welcome the user to the training module.
Figure 4: Workshop Outer Area
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3.5 Main Menu (Home Screen)

After welcoming the user, the main menu UI will be shown to let the user select the options mentioned in the image below.
(Note: Add the animation to keep it dynamic)
VO: Please select any one of the options below.
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Figure 7: Main Menu
Figure 8: Desktop Selection View Figure 9: VR Selection View
Figure 10: Mobile Selection View
3.6.1 About Application (Info)

Once the user clicks on the "info" button, the UI screens consisting of application information will be shown, and the user
will be free to interact with the sidebar (arrows) to know more and the back button to return to the Main Menu.
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Instruction: (Popup + VO) Please select the side arrows to know more and the back button to return to Home Screen.
Figure 11: About Application (Reference Image)
3.6.2 Controls
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This option gives enough know-how to use the controller and its functionalities.
The user will be free to interact with the sidebar (arrows) to know more and the back button to return on the Main Menu.
Use in Case of VR Version on Oculus Quest 2:
3.6.3 Exit/Quit
This option will be provided to quit the module.
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Figure 12: Exit Screen
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3.6.4 Learn (Guided)

This option will be designed to guide the user on the process to be performed to replace the brake shoe of the four- wheeler.
Once the user selects this option, the user will be asked to choose any of the below-mentioned scenarios.
3.6.4.1. Scenario 1 (Component Familiarization)

3.6.4.2. Scenario 2 (Brake Shoe Replacement) VO:
Please select the options you want to explore.
Figure 13: Scenarios
After selecting any one of the above-mentioned scenarios, the user will be asked to select the PPEs one by one before starting
the work.
VO: Please select the required PPEs one by one.
Figure 14: Required PPEs
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3.6.4.1 Scenario 1: Workshop Familiarization

This scenario will be designed to let the user familiar with the automotive workshop and respective tools and equipment.
Here, the user will be free to take a walk within the workshop and interact.
Popup + VO: Welcome to the familiarization scenario. Here, you are free to take a walk and know more about the automotive
workshop.
Popup + VO: Please feel free to interact with the UI screens and move on the highlighted destination to know more.
Figure 15: Virtual Room
To know more section:
Why: This section will be created to let the user know about the key tools, parts and equipment.
What: A scene will be created, where the user will be free to select the given “details” button. Once the user selects the
“details” button, the tool tips of the relative button will be appeared with the additional information in a loop and the other
buttons will be disappeared.
A back button will be given to get the “details” button appeared.
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SSC ASDC (C220) Quatre 1
Platform XR Issue Date 13-10-2022
Figure 16: To Know More Scene
Popups + VO: Please select the highlighted details button to gain specific knowledge.
Figure 17: Object Details
Popups + VO: Please feel free to select the back button to go back to the details scenario.
To Know Rear Brake System:
Why: This section will be developed to make the user aware of the rear brake system’s components over the car.
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What: The end-to-end parts will be shown over the car. To have this functionality, the parts will translucent one by one
along with the tool tip.
The user position will be near the rear tyre and the “Back” button will be there to exit the scene.
Figure 18: System Knowledge Scene
Figure 19: Reference Image
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Table 1: To Know Rear Brake System

Parts to be shown on the car
Figure 20: Tire Figure 21: Lug Bolts Figure 22: Brake Drum
Figure 24: Wheel Cylinder & Brake Shoe Figure 25: Back Plate
Figure 23: Brake Shoes Springs
Tool Tips: To know more section
Table 2: Car Details

S. No Description Image
Fender Cover: Fender Cover is used to protect

1.
the paint from scratches and damages during the
repair work.
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2. Bumper Cover: Bumper Cover is used to

protect the bumper from scratches and any
spillage during the repair work.
3. Jacking Points: Jacking Points are reinforced

metal ribs specifically designed to safely lift the
vehicle without any damage to the chassis.
4. Bonnet: A car bonnet is a hinged cover that

rests over the engine of a front engine vehicle.
Its purpose is to provide access to the engine for
repair and maintenance.
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5. Front Headlights: Headlights are a very

crucial part of the car when you have to drive in
nighttime. They light up the road ahead so that
the driver can see what is in front of the car.
6. Tail Lights: Tail lights provide greater safety

in road traffic, particularly in dark. They warn
adjacent vehicle operators and pedestrians of
vehicle’s rear motion and to provide light when
vehicle is reversing.
7. Antenna: Antennas provides uninterrupted

transmission of wireless signals and radio waves
in the car.
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8. Door Handles: A door handle is used to open

and close the car doors. It is found on both the
exterior and interior of a car.
9. Tire: A tire is a ring-shaped rubber object which

surrounds the vehicle rim to transfer the
vehicle’s load to the ground.
10. Stud: Stud is a threaded fastener that holds on

to the wheels.
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Table 3: Tools Details

1. Swivel Handle: Swivel Handle is a driving

tool for manually operated nuts and bolts.
2. Sockets: Sockets are tools used to tighten

mechanical fasteners. They fit over the head of
the fastener to provide torque. They have a
hexagonal hole at one end that's designed to fit
over a hex head bolt. On the other end of the
socket is a square hole that fits over
the square drive of a socket wrench.
3. Socket Wrench: A Socket Wrench is a type

of spanner used to tighten/ lose any type of bolt
and nuts. It lets you turn a nut or bolt without
repositioning the tool on the fastener.
4. Vernier Caliper: Vernier Caliper is an

equipment used to take an accurate
measurement between two markings.
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5. Plier: Plier is a tool used to hold or pull

things like nails, wires, and springs.
6. Screw Driver: Screw Driver is a tool used

for turning screws with slotted heads.
7. Cloth: Cloth is a piece of fabric to clean stains

and any spillage during the repair work.
8. Sandpaper: Sand Paper is used to remove rust

and uneven built up from metal surfaces.
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Table 4: Parts Details

1. Wheel Cylinder: Wheel Cylinder is used to

exert force on the brake shoe to bring them in
contact with the drum.
2. Brake Drum: Brake Drum surrounds a set of

brake shoes that generates friction. These
shoes are pushed outwards against the inner
surface of brake drum to apply brakes.
3. Brake Shoe: Brake Shoe is a part of the

braking system which carries the brake lining
in the drum brakes.
4. Wheel Hub: Wheel Hub is used to keep the

wheels attached to the vehicle and move
freely.
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Table 5: Hoist Details

1. Car Hoist: Car Hoist is used to raise the car

so that mechanic has ease in accessing the
car from the bottom.
2. Hoist Arms: Hoist arms are used to

support the car on its jacking points so that
car can be lifted up.
3. Hoist Operating Switch: Hoist Operating

Switch is a switch for moving the hoist arms
up and down within the prescribed travel
range.
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4. Switch: Switch is used to operate hoist

arms to lift the car.
5. Handle: A handle is used in releasing

the hydraulic pressure in the hoist to
lower the vehicle.
Table 6: Environment Details

1. Oil -Drain Area: Oil Drain Area is the area

where the drained engine oil is kept for
disposal.
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2. Wheel Balancing Area: Wheel Balancing

Area is the dedicated area in the workshop
where wheel balancing is done.
3. Engine Lifting Machine: Engine Lifting

Machine is a piece of equipment used for
lifting the engine if removed from the
vehicle.
4. Part Store: Part Store is the area/ place

where all required spares and parts are
stored.
5. Trolley: A trolley is used to carry various

tools and equipment during repair work.
3.6.4.2 Scenario 2: Brake Shoe Replacement

This scenario will be designed to make the user aware of the steps required to replace the brake show of a four- wheeler.
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The moment this scenario will be selected, the user will be landed on the position shown in the image below and will be
aware of the user tips/ how to play the module info.
Figure 26: User Tips
Note: One by one all user tips will be appeared to make the aware of the buttons to be used. Once all tips are appeared the next
steps will get started.
As a next step the UI attached in the image below will be shown.
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Figure 27: Information Screen
Note: The UI screen will get disappeared once the VO is finished.
After finishing the aforementioned step, the core process will get started and the user will be asked to move on the highlighted
platform.
Step 1: Protective Cover Placement
What to do: Here, the user will be asked to place the necessary protective covers before starting the work on the car.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the Protective covers one by one laid on the trolley and the covers will get
placed on the marked area of the car through animation.
VR: The user will grab the Protective covers one by one kept on the trolley, and then place them on the marked area of the car.
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Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
The user will be asked to place the bumper cover.
Figure 28: Bumper Cover Selection

Sub-Step 2:
The user will be asked to place the fender cover one by one.
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Figure 29: LHS Fender Cover Placement
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Figure 30: RHS Fender Cover Placement
Step 2: Important Notes
What to do: Here, the user will be asked to acknowledge the shown information. (Three informative UI screens will be
shown)
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select and tap on the “Acknowledge” button. VR:
The user will select the Acknowledge button.
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
The user will be asked to acknowledge the shown information.
Information: Ensure the Hand Brake is disengaged.
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Figure 31: Hand Brake Acknowledge
Sub-Step 2:
Information: Ensure the car is parked in the middle of the bay.
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Figure 32: Car Position Acknowledge
Sub-Step 3:
Information: Ensure the jacking points are seated on the middle of the hoist pads.
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Figure 33: Jacking Points Acknowledge
Note: All four jacking points will be in the highlighted position at this moment.
Step 3: Tyre Removal Process
What to do: Here, the user will be asked to remove the tyre using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the tyre on the car and tools from the UI to perform the task and the animation
will be played on click.
VR: The user will select the tools from the UI and then use the controller to perform the task. Note:
All tasks will be performed using the controller.
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
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The user will be asked to move on the highlighted platform.
Figure 34: Work Location A
Sub-Step 2:
The user will be asked to use the swivel handle.
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Figure 35: Tools Selection A
Figure 36: Swivel Handle Selection
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Sub-Step 3:
The user will be asked to rotate the swivel handle in anti-clock direction to loosen the bolts one by one.
Figure 37: Handle Rotation
Note: Once the user clicks on the handle, the handle will rotate anti-clockwise through animation and then it will get
switched to the next stud in the pattern shown in the image.
Sub-Step 4:
The user will be asked to remove the handle once all bolts are loose.
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Figure 38: Handle Removal
Animation: The handle will come from Point A to Point B and then travel to Point C, and then it will disappear.
Sub-Step 5:
The user will be asked to move on the highlighted work location near the hoist switch.
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Figure 39: Work Location near Hoist
Sub-Step 6:
Press the highlighted hoist switch to lift up the car.
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Figure 40: Hoist Lift Operation
Sub-Step 7:
The user will be asked to move on the highlighted platform.
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Figure 41: Work Location near the Rear LHS Tyre
Sub-Step 8:
Place the socket on the stud on the highlighted stud.
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Figure 42: Stud Placement
Sub-Step 9:
Rotate the socket in anti-clockwise rotation one by one to remove the studs.
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Figure 43: Socket Rotation
Note: The socket will switch from one stud to another to remove all four studs. Socket will switch through animation from one to
another stud and after clicking on the socket it will start rotating.
Sub-Step 10:
The user will be asked to remove the socket and the studs.
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Figure 44: Socket Removal
Note: All four studs along with socket will come out once the user will click on the socket and then disappear.
Sub-Step 11:
The user will be asked to remove the tyre.
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Figure 45: Tyre Removal
Note: The tyre will come out and then disappear.
Step 4: Brake Drum Removal
What to do: Here, the user will be asked remove the brake drum using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the drum on the car and tools from the UI to perform the task and the animation
will be played on click.
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
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The user will be asked to use the screwdriver to remove the cap.
Figure 46: Tool Placement
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Figure 47: Cap Removal

Note: Animation of the screw driver will be played on one click and the part (Cap) will come out.
Sub-step 2:
The user will be asked to place the swivel handle on the hub nut.
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Figure 48: Placement of Tool on the Hub nut
Sub-step 3:
The user will be asked to loosen the hub nut.
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Figure 49: Handle Rotation
Sub-step 4:
The user will be asked to remove the swivel handle and the nut.
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Figure 50: Handle and Nut Removal
Sub-step 5:
The user will be asked to remove the drum.
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Figure 51: Brake Drum Removal
Note: Animation: The drum will come out and travel from Point A to Point B and then disappear.
Step 5: Brake Shoe Assembly Removal
What to do: Here, the user will be asked remove the brake shoe assembly using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the brake shoe assembly on the car and tools from the UI to perform the task
and the animation will be played on click.
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
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The user will be asked to apply the air on the brake shoe assembly to remove the dust using the air spray gun.
Figure 52: Dust Removal
Note: Animation: When the gun icon is selected, the gun will appear on the location shown in the image and then rotate between
the points (ABCD), and the dust particles will go outward. (Time Duration: 5-7 sec)
Sub-Step 2:
The user will be asked to clean the brake shoe using the sand paper.
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Figure 53: Brake Shoe Cleaning Using Sandpaper
Note: Animation: When the sandpaper is selected, the sandpaper will appear on the location shown in the image and then
then go up and down at point A and Point B, and the dust particles will go downward. (Time Duration: 5- 7 sec)
Sub-step 3:
The user will be asked to clean the brake shoe using the cloth.
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Figure 54: Cleaning through Cloth
Note: Animation: When the cloth icon is selected, the sandpaper will appear on the location shown in the image and then
go up and down at point A and Point B, and the dust particles will go downward. (Time Duration: 5-7 sec)
Sub-Step 4:
The user will be asked to use the cutter plier and place it on the spring.
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Figure 55: Cutter Plier Placement
Note: The user will tap/select the plier icon and the plier will appear on the location shown in the image.
Sub-Step 5:
The user will be asked to operate the plier to remove the spring.
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Figure 56: Spring Removal
Note: Animation: Plier will go towards point A and then come out towards point B to remove the spring, and then both
parts will come to point D and disappear.
Sub-step 6:
The user will be asked to place the hold down spring tool to remove the shoe retainer clip.
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Figure 57: Hold Down Spring Tool Placement
Note: Animation: When the tool icon will be selected, the tool will appear on the location shown in the image.
Sub-step 7:
The user will be asked to operate the hold down spring tool to remove the shoe retainer clip.
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Figure 58: Retainer Clip Removal
Note: Animation: Tool will push inside and then rotate in anti-clockwise direction on 1 st position and then the same
animation will play on the 2nd position.
Sub-step 8:
The user will be asked to remove the shoe assembly.
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Figure 59: Shoe Assembly Removal
Step 5: Old and New Brake Shoe Information
What to do: Here, the information of the brake shoe condition will be provided.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile/VR: UI screen will be shown and the user will select the acknowledge button. Note: All
tasks will be performed using the controller in VR.
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
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Figure 60: Brake Shoe Condition Acknowledge
Step 6: Brake Shoe Assembly Placement
What to do: Here, the user will be asked place the brake shoe assembly using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the tools/parts from the UI to perform the task and the animation will be
played on click.
VR: The user will select the tools/parts from the UI and then use the controller to perform the task. Note:
Virtual Scenario:
Sub-Step 1:
The user will be asked to place the brake assembly.
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Figure 61: Shoe Placement
Note: Animation: When the brake shoe icon will be selected the parts will be shown at the Point A and then go backward.
Sub-step 2:
The user will be asked to place the retainer clip and then hold tool.
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Figure 62: Retainer Clip Placement
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Figure 63: Tool Placement and Operation
Sub-step 3:
Placement of the spring.
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Figure 64: Reference Image of Spring Placement
Step 7: Brake Shoe Assembly Placement
What to do: Here, the user will be asked place the brake drum using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the parts/tools from the UI to perform the task and the animation will be
played on click.
VR: The user will select the tools/parts from the UI and then use the controller to perform the task. Note:
Sub-Step 4:
Drum placement.
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Figure 65: Reference Image Drum Placement
Sub-step 2:
Placement of hub bolt and then swivel handle to tighten it.
Figure 66: Reference Image (Placement of hub bolt and tool)
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Sub-step 3:
Placement of cap.
Figure 67: Reference Image (Cap placement)

Step 7: Tyre Placement
What to do: Here, the user will be asked place the brake drum using the required tools.
How:
Desktop/WebGL/Mobile: The user will select the tyre from the ground and tools from the UI to perform the task and
the animation will be played on click.
VR: The user will select the tools from the UI but tyre from the ground.
Sub Step 1:
Tyre Placement
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Figure 68: Reference Image (Tyre selection)
Sub Step 2:
Stud Placement
Figure 69: Reference Image (Stud Placement)
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Sub-step 3:
Stud tightening work using the socket.
Figure 70: Stud
Sub-step 4:
Lower down the car.
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Figure 71: Down the lift
Sub-step 3:
Tighten the stud using swivel handle.
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Figure 72: Reference Image
Sub-step 4
Congratulations window
Figure 73: Congratulations
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4 3D Model Details
4.1 Static Models

Table 7: Static 3D Models
3D Models to be developed
Figure 74: Environment
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Figure 75: Brake Assembly Surroundings
Figure 76: Car Model
Figure 77: Chassis
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4.2 Dynamic Models
Table 8: Dynamic 3D Models

Figure 79: Swivel Handle with Socket

Figure 78: Service Hoist Figure 80: Tyre with Rim
Figure 81: Brake Pad
Figure 82: Bake Shoe Figure 83: Brake Lining
Figure 84: Reference for New and

Old
Figure 86: Sand Paper

Figure 85: Cloth
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Figure 87: Old Brake Shoe Figure 88: Ratchet with Socket (View A) Figure 89: Ratchet (View B)
Figure 45: Vernier Caliper
Figure 90: Brake Drum Assembly

(View A) Figure 91: Brake Drum Assembly (View B)
Figure 46: Reference Brake Drum Assembly
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5 Features to be incorporated
Table 9: Features to be incorporated
S. No. Features Comments (If Any)
1. Voiceovers English/Hindi
2. Popups English/Hindi
3. Tooltips Yes
4. Interactive Window Yes
5. Guiding Arrows Blue color guiding arrows will be integrated.
6. Animations 3D Model and component animation will be shown.
7. GIFs TBD
6 Arrows and Teleportation
Figure 92: Arrows and Teleportation Reference
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7 Delivery Details
Table 10: Delivery Details
S. No. Platform Mode Deliverable Format
Guided
1 Desktop Build
Unguided
Guided
2 WebGL
Unguided
Guided
3 VR (HTC Vive)
Unguided
Guided
4 VR (Oculus Quest)
Unguided
Guided
5 Mobile (Android & iOS)
Unguided
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DOCUMENT REFERENCE

Document Type Virtual Reality Training Module Script

DOCUMENT VERSION CONTROL

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.1 Application Icon..........................................................................................................................................................5

3.2 Splash Screen..............................................................................................................................................................5

3.3 Language Selection.....................................................................................................................................................5

3.4 Tutorial Screen............................................................................................................................................................6

3.5 Welcome Window.......................................................................................................................................................6

3.6 Main Menu (Home Screen).........................................................................................................................................7

3.6.1 About Application (Info)........................................................................................................................................8

3.6.4 Learn (Guided)......................................................................................................................................................12

4.1 Static Models.............................................................................................................................................................70

4.2 Dynamic Models.......................................................................................................................................................72

6 Arrows and Teleportation...................................................................................................................................................74

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Figure 1: Module Flow

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.1 Application Icon

Figure 2: Reference Image (Application Icon with Thumbnail Design)

3.2 Splash Screen

Figure 3: Splash Screen

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.3 Tutorial Screen

3.4 Welcome Window

Figure 4: Workshop Outer Area

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.5 Main Menu (Home Screen)

VO: Please select any one of the options below.

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Figure 7: Main Menu

Figure 8: Desktop Selection View Figure 9: VR Selection View

Figure 10: Mobile Selection View

3.6.1 About Application (Info)

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Figure 11: About Application (Reference Image)

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Use in Case of VR Version on Oculus Quest 2:

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

Figure 12: Exit Screen

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.6.4 Learn (Guided)

3.6.4.1. Scenario 1 (Component Familiarization)

Please select the options you want to explore.

Figure 13: Scenarios

VO: Please select the required PPEs one by one.

Figure 14: Required PPEs

Platform VR (Quest) Issue Date 22-03-2024

3.6.4.1 Scenario 1: Workshop Familiarization

Figure 15: Virtual Room

To know more section:

A back button will be given to get the “details” button appeared.

Platform XR Issue Date 13-10-2022

Figure 16: To Know More Scene

Figure 17: Object Details

To Know Rear Brake System:

Platform XR Issue Date 13-10-2022