Trends in education, 2008 (vol. 1), issue 1

TVV 2008, 1(1):400-403

UTILIZATION OF VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR EXPERIENCES CREATION IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

MURČINKO Jaromír, MURČINKOVÁ Zuzana
Katedra navrhovania technologických zariadení, Katedra výrobných technológií,, Fakulta výrobných technológií TU Košice, Fakulta výrobných technológií TU Košice, Štúrova 31, 080 01 Prešov, SR 26 05

The paper dealt with universal utilization of virtual environment for effective information gaining and afterwards experiences creation in experts' preparation (education). The virtual environment is full-value environment for product development through influence of CAx technologies. The paper also analyse virtual environment position in basic engineering subjects.

Keywords: virtual environment, experiences creation, 3D modelling, technology

Published: July 1, 2008  Show citation

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MURČINKO, J., & MURČINKOVÁ, Z. (2008). UTILIZATION OF VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR EXPERIENCES CREATION IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT. Trends in education, 1(1), 400-403
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