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EDUCATION USE only. - Windows
- Rift CV1FREE

Fukushima_RMI_2 is an educational VR experience of the Fukushima Dai'ichi nuclear power accident of March 2011.
The VR activity is aimed at creating an awareness of the challenges facing engineers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant and what happened during those fateful days.
You will first enter a TRAINING AREA in order to become familiarized with the game controller actions.
Then Teleport to the FUKUSHIMA space when you are ready.
The OBJECTIVE of the experience is to learn a little more about the problems at the Fukushima Dai'ichi site and provide you with a virtual experience of being in a nuclear power plant.
The activity is solely intended for EDUCATION USE only.
Good luck. We are counting on you!
Setup Instructions
XBox game controller or keyboard required.
Developed in Unity for Oculus Rift.
Minimum Requirements
VR ready PC, Windows 10, Oculus Rift.
Playing Instructions
Use a game controller to navigate a ROBOT around the NUCLEAR POWER PLANT collecting RADIOACTIVE bins before the tsunami arrives.
First locate a bin using the DRONE.
Then maneuver the robot to pick up the bin and return it to the SAFE AREA.
There are 5 bins to collect.
Radiation levels degrade the robot over time.
Returning a radioactive bin resets the timer.
Use the drone to locate randomly assigned bins and teleports to CONTROL ROOM and REACTOR.
You can teleport to a Reactor in order to switch back on the cooling water pumps.
The tsunami will appear 60 seconds after the alarm starts.
Collect INFORMATION cards to learn more about the CAUSE & EFFECT of certain actions.
COMBINE the information cards in the CONTROL ROOM for answers.
The OBJECTIVE of the experience is to learn a little more about the problems at the Fukushima Dai'ichi site and provide you with a virtual experience of being in a nuclear power plant.
The activity is solely intended for EDUCATION USE only.
Legal Information
The activity is solely intended for EDUCATION USE only.
Credits
Michael Vallance, Yuto Kurashige, Tomohiro Sasaki, Takurou Magaki, Gabriel Campitelli