Showcase 2.0 Features / 9. Operation and Fault Simulation / Fault Simulation
Time Estimate
25 Hours
Summary
Introduce realistic fault scenarios, such as hydraulic failures or engine malfunctions, to challenge users’ problem-solving skills and enhance their understanding of excavator operation under adverse conditions.
Key Goals
- Provide users with immersive fault scenarios to test their troubleshooting and operational skills.
- Simulate a variety of realistic faults to reflect real-world challenges.
- Ensure fault simulations align with training objectives and promote critical thinking.
Responsibilities
- Develop realistic fault scenarios, such as hydraulic failures, power loss, or engine overheating.
- Incorporate guided and unguided options to cater to varying skill levels.
- Test fault simulations for realism, usability, and alignment with training goals.
Acceptance Criteria
- Fault scenarios are realistic and provide clear learning objectives.
- Users can identify and address faults effectively with minimal external assistance.
- Fault simulations integrate seamlessly with guided and unguided training modules.
Risks and Mitigations
- Risk: Fault scenarios overwhelm users or fail to provide meaningful learning experiences.
Mitigation: Scale difficulty gradually and provide contextual hints or guidance for new users.- Risk: Simulations introduce performance issues or disrupt session flow.
Mitigation: Optimize simulation logic and test extensively under varying conditions.
Success Metrics
- 90% of users report fault simulations as realistic and engaging during feedback surveys.
- Users demonstrate a 25% improvement in troubleshooting skills after completing fault scenarios.
- Stakeholders rate fault simulations highly for their relevance and alignment with training objectives.