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VRSafety by Bit Space Development Ltd.

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Grab a Demo for Android

You can download our demo onto your android smartphone:

https://tinyurl.com/realpano

Requires a Google Cardboard HMD

You can also try our demos at the back of the room on the Oculus GearVR, CV1

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About Dan

Bit Space Development founder

Red River College Grad (Winnipeg Manitoba)

ACE Project Space – Founding member

North Forge Technology Exchange –Technology advisor

New Media Manitoba – Board of directors

TEDx speaker – Reforging Reality

@CMDannCA on Twitter

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VR – The New Way To LearnVirtual Reality is a new medium, it is more than just an entertainment tool. VR allows us to send users to places they can’t physically travel to because they are dangerous or inaccessible.

What if we could train you on the hazards of a job before you actually set foot on site, but by putting you there?

Reforging Reality – TEDx 2016 – Daniel Blair

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XopLa0cnMW0

@CMDannCA

http://dan-blair.ca

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The Bit Space Team

The growing BSD team

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Bit Space Development

• Founded in 2015

• Based in Winnipeg Manitoba

• Developers from around the world

• 50% Female representation in development & management

• Partnered with leading hardware manufacturers

• Powers the Advanced ICT lab at north forge technology exchange

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Safety Stats

What are we up against?

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Injury Stats

Injury 2014 - 2016

Trucking – 731

Heavy construction - 491

Building construction - 2095

Of these there are 2883 that are reported to have lost time at work because of their injury. This is costing industry big bucks.

Where it hurts

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How can we lower these numbers?

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Improved training.. obviously

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VRSafety

When we set out to create our framework we wanted to create an immersive experience which gave learners a sense of presence on a job site. We wanted to create a cost effective solution for clients and we wanted to enhance the learning experience, not replace it.

Our applications are generally implemented for awareness style applications targeted towards new entrants.

Enhance existing learning experiences

Integrate with existing courses

Create accessible applications

Narration for limited literacy

Non-vr 360 applications for users with epilepsy, users with difficulty seeing, etc.

Utilize commercial hardware to lower the cost of simulators for our partners

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VRSafety

Travel to job sites virtually

Cost effective solutions for businesses to implement awareness training

Adaptable for any classroom training

Dynamic deployment options

Scalable design for businesses

Integrated assessments

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The VR Safety Framework

Features

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The Process

Step 1Planning

• Initial meeting• Define requirements• Explore options• Identify experts• Outline learning

outcomes

Step 2Content Creation

• 360 Content creation• We, or our

partners come on site to shoot content

• Insert educational content into experience

• Lay out user flow

Step 3Deployment

• Prepare store pages for deployment

• Pilot app with potential users

• Test on target devices• Deploy to target

platforms

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Current Features

Features

Support for multiple VR platforms

Easily built using a single JSON file and a folder of pictures

Integrated SCORM compliance for web embedded simulators

Narration support for limited literacy

Integrated quizzing for assessment

Hotspots

Image hotspot

Flashcard

Similar to image with hidden text behind for studying

Text hotspots

Audio hotspots

Transition

Video

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Interactive Hotspots

Hotspots allow users to activate content within the world

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Planned Features

App

Daydream controller support

GearVR controller support

Integrated video hotspots

Timed hotspots

Moving hotspots

Live user analytics

How are users interacting with the experience

Server Side

User accounts for managing subscriptions

User driven editor for creating simulators

Sync capability for mobile applications

Integration with LMS systems as an LIT

Integrated with D2L for direct tracking of user progress

Tin Can API support

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Technology Partners

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Our Current Platforms

Google Cardboard

iOS

Android

Google Daydream

Oculus Rift

Oculus Gear VR

HTC Vive

Microsoft VR

Microsoft Hololens

* We have Non-VR enabled build support for iPad and the web.

It is important to us that any of customers should be able to pick the platform that best suits their business. This is why we partner with the top VR hardware manufactures to get access to the best technology for our clients.

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Our Work

Who are we working with?

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Some of Our Customers

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IBEW – Slips Trips & Falls

Deployed to iPod devices

Interactive hotspots

Pilot at Skills Canada 2016

Integrated stories and audio

Integrated text hotspots

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MHCA – Roadbuilder Safety Training Systems

16 modules

5 required

11 electives

Support for VR and non-VR

Interactive Hotspots

Fully narrated

Integrated Quizzes

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Current Traction

9 deployed large scale applications

Multiple award nominations

Startup Canada Awards 2017

Spirit of Winnipeg 2017

Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Awards

MVP Currently being used by multiple organizations in Manitoba.

Technology showcased at Web Summit 2016 in Portugal

Currently implemented in classroom situations where VR is enhancing the learning experience.

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Press & Awards• http://news.rrc.ca/2016/02/bit-grad-dan-blair-among-2016s-

future-leaders-of-manitoba/

• http://www.winnipeg-chamber.com/uploads/9/0/8/4/90840474/100117_-_media_release_-_2017_spirit_of_winnipeg_awards_finalists.pdf

• http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/our-communities/herald/correspondent/Tech-entrepreneur-leads-a-virtual-tour-368032961.html

• http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/business/ace-that-startup-365244011.html

• http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/business/consolidation-of-startups-390062761.html

• Currently nominated for Startup Canada Awards – Innovation 2017 and Manitoba Chamber of Commerce 2017 business awards.

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Testimonials

In all instances that BIT Space has been involved in the development of training pictures or videos, the quality and expertise that they bring makes the process very smooth and somewhat interruptive during normal work scheduling. This new perspective of pano-pictures in the construction training modules will be opening the eyes to new workers as to what a jobsite will actually look like. BIT Space has been able to add text boxes and the like to certain identified areas to assist with the training in identifying hazards, signage, processes, etc.

Matt Lothian, NCSO

Safety Advisor

Construction Safety Association of Manitoba

BIT Space Development is the digital media team of the Manitoba Construction Sector Council who is working on projects in partnership with Manitoba Heavy Construction Association, Manitoba Homebuilders Association, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Industry Services with Province of Manitoba. In each of the projects, BIT has developed a vast array of technology including games, virtual reality and augmented reality. They listen to the needs of the clients, respond with suitable options and are always accommodating and flexible when changes are required. They know adult education and the tools that support training that will truly enhance the learning experience for the student. Projects are always completed on time and within budget. BIT is a creative team with solid project management skills that I highly recommend.

Carol Paul

Executive Director, MCSC

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