October 1, 2025Big Data and Cognitive ComputingOpen Access

Monitoring of First Responders Biomedical Data During Training with Innovative Virtual Reality Technologies

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Heart rate significantly increased while heart rate variability decreased during virtual reality training, indicating stress responses.
Participants exhibited higher cognitive load and success rates in police scenarios than in firefighter scenarios.
Data was analyzed through statistical normality tests and paired comparisons between baseline and virtual reality phases.
These findings support the integration of virtual reality technologies into training for first responders, enhancing training effectiveness.

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LLLýdie LeováCzech Technical University in Prague MMMartin MolekMinistry of the Interior PVPetr VolfCharles University

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This pilot study measures heart rate dynamics in first responders using virtual reality training, suggesting new insights into training effectiveness.

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Leová et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dd91dafe798ba2fc499429 https://doi.org/10.3390/bdcc9100251

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This pilot study measures heart rate dynamics in first responders using virtual reality training, suggesting new insights into training effectiveness.

Monitoring of First Responders Biomedical Data During Training with Innovative Virtual Reality Technologies

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