During my time in graduate school, the Texas A&M Forensic Nursing Department requested a VR training simulation for student nurses to partice evidence collection procedures. In this project I served develop a multitude of systems for creating differnet examinations; both a male and female version of the procedure were developed. The Project was developed in Blueprints and created a standalone executable for the Oculus Quest 2. Here is a TAMU Article related to the project.

To the right is the female version developed in the spring of 2022; a newer male version has also been developed in 2023 with improved features, demonstrated below.

Contributions

Throughout the projects development I both created several of the examination procedures, as well as systems for people to construct other procedures.

Created a Step Manager system to properly run the current step in the procedure. The system updated the UI and all necessary objects whenever a step was finished, and was constructed to moduler development
Created a P ickup Object system so that Nuring tools would come with inherited functions for ease of use.

Many other parts of the project I implemented with collaboration with other students. Everything from the pawn movement to placing swabs in the hair to the apps on the tablet, are all features I've implemented - there is little have not touched on this project.

The Step Manager folder with all related assets.

The above video briefly demonstrates the Pickup objects as well as the step manager updateing the main menu.

The Event Graph of the Pickup object. All child classes inherit the ability to be pickup up and be returned to the table, among other features.

TAMU Forensic Nursing

Contributions