Cybergogy Tools and Technologies Aided Awareness in Safety and Health Management
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https://doi.org/10.11113/jm.v48.565Keywords:
Digital transformation, Safety and health, Immerging technologies, Cybergogy.Abstract
Digital transformation is being implemented across various sectors to enhance user experiences and improve understanding of processes within resources and outcomes. This includes fostering a safety culture and incorporating occupational safety and health programs, training, and tools to identify and address good and bad safety practices. New emerging technologies have the potential to address challenges in this area and establish best practices for a safe and healthy environment. Computer graphics, emerging technologies, computational dynamics, and simulation have been aggressively adopted since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The state of the art explores the role of digital technology transformation in identifying hazards and assessing risks for occupational safety and health management across different sectors. Due to these current issues, numerous emerging technologies are converging into digital solutions for the future generation. Immerging technologies are expected to revolutionise people understandings and views of the world and its objects, allowing individuals to perceive, and experience environments in new and enriched ways that will benefit safety and health awareness. As a result, digital transformation holds significant educational and developmental potential, aided user experience by engaging learners and enhancing the self-determination process with cybergogy tools in hazard management and risk assessment for safety and health practices.
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