Andrew Czarnietzki explores how challenging and rewarding building real-world virtual reality crane simulations can be. In his presentation on Under the VR Crane Sim Hood: Explore Simulation Design, Andrew demonstrates how physics applies to different rigid bodies, cables, and boom applications and translates these components to a real-to-life training simulation. We explore how mathematic and real-world components affect the process and outcomes of performing lifts. What are the effects of weights on the crane (boom, cable, load)?  Access this on-demand presentation on realizing how changes in physics when performing a lift, select crane types, and different environments all play a significant role in developing ITI VR Crane Simulations.

About the Presenter

Presenter: Andrew Czarnietzki

Director of Simulation
ITI

Andrew has 15+ years' experience in leveraging game technology for industrial training.  He is a co-founder of Serious Labs and has led the development of 18 physics-based simulator projects.  He is the lead designer for ITI's VR Crane Simulator product line, and currently leads ITI's simulation development team.