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Fire drill simulator

Fire training in each company’s real room, run by the safety technician from a phone.

  • Mixed reality
  • Training
  • Real-time
The instructor’s web panel: on the left, what the trainee sees in the headset during a power cut; on the right, where the fire starts, the starting extinguisher and the alarm, lights and assistance controls.
Edit mode in a test room: a stove with a pan, an electrical panel, an outlet and an extinguisher placed in the room.
The simulator’s three extinguishers: ABC dry powder, AB foam and K for kitchens.
The closing debrief, “How did it go”, with every step of the drill checked and timed.

The challenge

Extinguisher practice usually happens once a year, in a yard, with a generic fire. People almost never rehearse in the place where a fire could actually start.

What we built

We built a mixed-reality simulator on top of the headset’s own room scan: the stove, the electrical panel or the bin are placed where they really are, every fire has its class (A, B, C or K) and only the right extinguisher puts it out. There is an alarm, descending smoke, a power cut, exit signage and a debrief at the end. The safety technician sees live what the trainee sees and, from a web panel on the same network, chooses what catches fire and triggers the alarm or the blackout.

The outcome

The safety technician gets a tool to bring to the visit: the drill happens at the workplace, repeats as often as needed and ends with a debrief. It complements live-fire practice; it does not replace it.

Technology

  • Godot 4
  • GDScript
  • OpenXR
  • Meta Quest 3
  • Meta Scene API
  • Android (Java)
  • WebSocket