Virtual Reality Simulation for Fire Safety Emergency Training

Abstract

This thesis presents the design and implementation of an interactive virtual reality simulation for fire safety emergency training. The system guides users through essential procedures such as discovering a fire, activating an alarm, and operating a fire extinguisher in a controlled VR environment. Unity and Blender were used to build the 3D space, interactions, and fire response mechanics. The goal of the simulation is to provide an engaging way to practice basic emergency actions, particularly for younger users and educational institutions. The work demonstrates how immersive VR can support safer and more effective training compared to traditional drills.