Embedding Mixed Reality in Humanitarian Logistics Gaming
Linda William, Za’Aba Bin Abdul Rahim, Ivan Boo, Robert de Souza · 2018
This paper presents an early work on designing a serious game for humanitarian logistics using Mixed Reality (MR). MR is used to enhance engagement and immersion for a more effective learning. This is an MR extension to the existing Disaster Relief game which serves as a role-based simulation game for humanitarian logistics strategies. The main objective of the game is to improve knowledge on the importance and complexity of supply chain management planning and execution in humanitarian crises. The MR extension is motivated by the real need to improve the game visualization and simplicity to enable the players to absorb the learning objectives faster. We discuss the motivation, benefits and implementation of embedding MR in this game.