Research on Virtual Reality Technology Empowering the Digital Transformation Pathways of Traditional Industries
Abstract
gradually emerged as a vital tool for driving the digital transformation of traditional industries. By constructing immersive, interactive, and
visual digital environments, VR provides new technological support for traditional industries in areas such as production organization, product
design, service models, and management decision-making. This paper, based on an analysis of the development trajectory of virtual reality
technology, examines the practical demands and structural characteristics of digital transformation in traditional industries. It systematically
elucidates the intrinsic mechanisms through which virtual reality empowers the transformation of traditional industries, identifies key bottlenecks encountered in current applications, and proposes corresponding implementation pathways and safeguarding measures from technological, content, and industrial synergy perspectives. The aim is to provide reference for the high-quality digital transformation of traditional
industries.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v3i6.8603
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