The development of a simulation model of the international standard data center room environment with virtual reality technology (Virtual Reality: VR)

Worrawat Thumrongvinitchai, Suwut Tumthong

Abstract


The development of simulated environment for standardised data centre by virtual reality is in partially fulfilment of the requirement for master’s degree in digital media technology. Data related to the development of simulated environment for standardised data centre by virtual reality are collected and studied. They consist of four necessary elements: 1) pretest; 2) a simulated environment for standardised data centre: contents aligned with ANSI/TIA-942 standard (telecommunication, electrical, architectural, and mechanical), virtual reality (3D pictures, video clips, and animation clips), and VR Glasses; 3) post-test; and 4) feedback (pass and not pass). Learners are able to randomly select interactive lessons for study without the alignment with ANSI/TIA-942 standard. The lessons in this data centre are interactive multimedia with real video clips from real sites. In case of failure, learners can return to the lessons and study again. This model is evaluated in terms of its appropriateness by nine experts. The results show that the contents for this data centre that is aligned with ANSI/TIA-942 standard is the most appropriate (= 4.70). Next, the model of the development of simulated environment for standardised data centre by virtual reality is the most appropriate (= 4.65) media design It is most appropriate (=4.87) The results of evaluating the suitability of the development of environment simulation media are the most appropriate (=4.89) The results of evaluating the suitability of environmental simulation are the most appropriate (=4.82) The results of finding efficiency An environment simulation system is a system that has been developed and is effective for use.


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