IVDS (Immersive VR Driving Simulator)

                      DRIVING SIMULATOR

The Driver Training Simulator is an innovative web-based application designed to improve driver preparedness by simulating real-world hazards. Traditional training methods often fail to prepare drivers for unexpected situations on the road, increasing accident risks. This simulator bridges the gap by providing a safe environment to practice hazard response. Users can start a simulation to encounter random driving hazards like sudden stops or pedestrian crossings. The app offers interactive feedback, helping users build better reflexes and decision-making skills. Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the project is lightweight, accessible, and hosted on GitHub for easy collaboration. Future enhancements include a scoring system, more complex hazards, and mobile compatibility. The Driver Training Simulator is a step toward safer roads and confident drivers.

As students passionate about improving road safety, we developed the Driver Training Simulator with limited resources to address real-world challenges in driver training. Our vision is to create an accessible and interactive platform that prepares drivers for unexpected road hazards, ultimately reducing accidents and saving lives. While the current version of the simulator introduces basic hazard simulations and feedback mechanisms, we recognize the potential to expand its functionality significantly.

With your support, we aim to incorporate advanced features like real-time hazard animations, a scoring system to track user progress, and multi-hazard scenarios for comprehensive training. Expanding mobile compatibility is also a priority to reach a broader audience. As a resource-constrained student team, we rely on contributions, feedback, and partnerships to turn this vision into reality. By collaborating with us, you can be part of a mission to make roads safer and driver training more effective for everyone.

As students passionate about improving road safety, we developed the Driver Training Simulator with limited resources to address real-world challenges in driver training. Our vision is to create an accessible and interactive platform that prepares drivers for unexpected road hazards, ultimately reducing accidents and saving lives. While the current version of the simulator introduces basic hazard simulations and feedback mechanisms, we recognize the potential to expand its functionality significantly.

With your support, we aim to incorporate advanced features like real-time hazard animations, a scoring system to track user progress, and multi-hazard scenarios for comprehensive training. Expanding mobile compatibility is also a priority to reach a broader audience. As a resource-constrained student team, we rely on contributions, feedback, and partnerships to turn this vision into reality. By collaborating with us, you can be part of a mission to make roads safer and driver training more effective for everyone.

https://github.com/ksachin24/DriverTrainingApp.git

# DriverTrainingApp

# Driver Training Simulator 🚗

# Overview

The Driver Training Simulator is a web-based application designed to enhance driver preparedness by simulating real-world hazards. It helps users practice responding to unexpected driving situations in a controlled, virtual environment.

# Features

- 🔴 Random Hazard Simulation: Generates random hazards like "Sudden Stop Ahead!" or "Pedestrian Crossing!".

- ✅ Interactive Response: Users can practice reacting to hazards by clicking the "Respond to Hazard" button.

- 🟢 Real-Time Feedback: Provides instant feedback on user response.

- 🌐 Web-Based: Accessible through any modern browser, with no installation required.

# Technology Stack

- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

- Hosting: GitHub

# How It Works

1. Start Simulation: User clicks the "Start Simulation" button.

2. Hazard Display: A random hazard message appears on the screen.

3. User Response: The user clicks "Respond to Hazard" to simulate reacting to the hazard.

4. Feedback: The app provides feedback based on the user's response.

# Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   bash

   git clone https://github.com/username/DriverTrainingApp.git

2. Open `index.html` in your browser to run the application.

# Future Enhancements

- Adding a scoring system to evaluate response times.

- Introducing animated hazards for immersive training.

- Expanding compatibility to mobile devices.

- Developing a multi-hazard simulation mode for advanced training.

# Demo

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# Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

# License

This project is open-source and available under the (LICENSE).

 As part of Volkswagen i.mobilithon hackathon project, me and my team Evan Davis.B, Harsha Vardhan.G have created a training simulator for drivers.

It's still under development and there a lot of optimisations that are to be done. Hopefully time & effort makes it into a better version as compared to now.