Research on virtual technology systems for tourism development based on computer AI visualization

The interconnection of all things and industrial integration is the current trend of the times. Among them, the interconnection of all things is the demand of informationization of the times, and the industrial integration is the demand of industrial development. The interconnection of all things is realized based on wireless communication technology. It is necessary to combine the development of the tourist area and the surrounding culture. The relationship between tourist attractions and culture needs to be fully and effectively developed. In order to fully explore the advantages of the cooperation between the two, it is necessary to combine modern technology to package the tour process of each characteristic culture of the scenic spot. Virtual reality is a modern technology that can combine culture and tourism. Wireless communication and VR technology are applied to the development of integration of culture and tourism. The process of tourism will promote profound changes in the tourism model. Under the demand for informatization in various industries, the tourism industry is gradually developing in this direction. The integration of culture and tourism will also be driven by informatization and technology. This paper analyzes the current situation of culture and tourism, summarizes the problems existing in the current process of integration of culture and tourism, and finally puts forward targeted solutions. Mainly in the process of the integration and development of tourism and cultural industries, the traditional culture and scenic spots are the basic factors, combined with wireless communication and virtual reality technology, to develop a tourism industry with technological characteristics of the new era.

The use of the innovative technologies, in particular virtual and augmented reality technologies, can have a significant impact on the training of future doctors. The sample set of the experiment consisted of 211 students from I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University. The students were divided into 4 age groups: full-time students of the Faculty of Medicine (Institute of Clinical Medicine) (group 1) and students of the Faculty of Postgraduate Education (groups 2, 3 and 4). To diagnose age-related parameters of readiness for learning using virtual technologies, the McVeigh’s questionnaire with 13 items was used. The results of the study revealed that students who studied using virtual reality technologies showed significantly better results than students of the control group. At the same time, differences were noticed in terms of the factors affecting the quality of digital learning among students of different ages. In the future, scientists may pay attention to the possibility of using AI technologies or deep learning to improve the knowledge of medical students. Additionally, researchers may consider gender, demographic and cultural aspects in the analysis of their differences in adaptation to the digital environment of education.

This article investigates the possibility of introducing and refining augmented reality (AR) technologies in the artwork creating process. In this context, the article examines cultural projects that AR technologies. The research methodology is a combination of several methods: analytical – for accounting for historical and fictional literature; theoretical and conceptual method – for analyzing the conceptual and terminological system of research and identifying the specifics of introducing the AR technology into cultural and artistic practice; comparative typological – for comparing AR and VR technologies, analyzing projects aimed at studying AI technologies and art interaction. The author has identified that in the process of creating augmented reality content, it is important to carefully link virtual models with the image of real space using markers. The author proves that the AR-compositions creation does not require significant financial resources and a large number of specialists. On the other hand, augmented reality technology provides significant advantages of viewing the necessary context: visualization, volumetric image, and interactive use of the necessary material. It has been established that virtual content can significantly change the content and ideological content of a work of art. Based on the marker image, a new artistic context is created and organized into an AR installation.

It traces the development of the latest trends for the Study of the development of sustainable tourism inUkraine, as well as the conditions and means of effective inclusion ofUkrainein the international tourism market on the basis of the concept of sustainable tourism. Analysis of research areas and approaches to the study of sustainable tourism development inUkraine. The basic perspective of Ukrainian scientific community for the development and importance of tourism inUkraine. InUkraine, the issue of sustainable development is discussed since1992. Asignificant scientific achievements that laid the basis for the new benchmark of the country on the basis of a post-industrial economy. The issue of the nature and principles of the main factors of melting of the tourism industry dedicated to the research of V. G Gerasimenko, O. Dobrovolsky, G. A Zayachkovskoyi, G. V. Kazachkovska, A. Litvinova, N. D. Sviridova, D. I. Ostap'yuk, T. I. Tkachenko et al. Scientific basis of the national strategy forUkraine's transition to sustainable development principles are based on the peculiar state of geopolitical, geographical, demographic, socioeconomic, and environmental features. For the development of tourism industry ofUkraineon the basis of sustainable tourism as there is a need to develop new and innovative approaches.One of the main research areas among Ukrainian scientists was to develop the concept of sustainable tourism development. Under the concept of sustainable tourism development means a system of ideas that defines a common plan of development policy area. A. V. Litvinova main elements of the concept of sustainable tourism development in Ukraine considers the methods and tools of government regulation that need to be harmonized with indicators of sustainable tourism. Platform for developing a sustainable production is a tourism product , sustainable lifestyle of local communities and sustainable consumption. And according N. D. Sviridova , this concept must take into account all the strategic priorities and objectives of tourism development are important areas and facilities set goals. The concept should be fully reflective of the position of the region on the strategy of tourism development in the long term and include specific measures for its implementation. GV Kazachkovska in turn believes that the sustainable development of tourism and resort areas is possible when there is a balance between the preservation of natural, historical and cultural resources, economic interests, social needs and development of tourism, and provided favorable conditions for the formation of high-quality national tourist product. Among the fundamental work on the development of sustainable tourism inUkraineshould provide monograph T.I. Tkachenko. The book on a wide source base covers theoretical, methodological and applied problems of tourism development on the basis of dialectical, system and functional approaches. The necessity of consideration of tourism as a complex system in the unity of the social, economic and environmental components, the genesis of which is further based on the concept of sustainability. Committed to sustainable development of the country and its regions imposes a set of requirements to the existing quality of the environment and address the problem of interaction between nature and society. The concept of sustainable development, including the region determines the relevance of such a system that would ensure a balanced model of relations between environment, different types of economic activities and socio- economic interests of different groups. Therefore, a number of studies approaches to strategy development recreational region considering the environmental component . This study G.M. Aleinikova, N .M. Wetrovoj, O. Hulych et al. Of great importance for the development of sustainable tourism has an active policy. This includes support and development of tourism industry, the development of tourism infrastructure , creating conditions for increasing the attractiveness of regions for foreign and domestic tourists , improving the quality of tourism services , ensuring their complexity. Investigation of the role of government in regulating the tourism industry is the subject of research by many local scientists. Key aspects of the formation and functioning of state regulation of the tourism industry, the development and improvement of its study areas reflected in the scientific works of local scientists such as A. V. Vinogradov, L. Donchenko, K.V. Zhadko, S. G. Zakharov, A. H. Ilyashenko, Y. Kozlovsky, O. Melnichenko, N. I. Ostap'yuk and others. Thus we can note that recently in Ukrainian society considered all possible implementation strategies for sustainable tourism development. In particular, reveals strategic goals of sustainable development businesses in the tourism sector. The economic and social feasibility of ecotourism technologies for sustainable development of the tourism industry, geographic grounded approach to recreation and tourism of nature, the conceptual foundations of a market mechanism for managing recreational potential. Almost all scientists agree that the sustainable development of tourism inUkrainemust improve the use of resources, training of personnel in the tourism industry, transport infrastructure, reduce seasonality and spatial disparity in the distribution of tourists increase the financial performance of the tourism industry, to give a significant attention to the relationship between environmental management and sustainable tourism, etc.

The present study employed virtual reality technology to develop online learning environments that facilitated student cultural and self-directed learning. Junior high school participants engaged in creating virtual tours, sharing them with peers online, and implementing self-directed learning strategies. A one-group posttest-only design was employed to assess students' perceived enhancement of their self-directed learning skills. Sixteen junior high school students took part in the research. Data collection involved multiple research instruments: (1) interviews with students, (2) questionnaires, (3) teachers' reports, and (4) analysis of the content created by the participants. The results demonstrated that the participants perceived improvements in their abilities to diagnose learning needs, formulate learning goals, actively engage in the learning process, and evaluate their learning experiences by the end of the learning activity. The findings from various data sources suggest that online learning environments utilizing virtual reality technology may effectively foster the development of students' self-directed learning abilities. Moreover, the students expressed satisfaction and a positive perception of their learning experience using VR technology. Consequently, we propose that educators and researchers leverage the insights and outcomes of this study to design similar online learning environments supported by virtual reality technology, aiming to cultivate students' self-directed learning capabilities.

Digitalization has become the main catalyst for the development of all sectors of the economy of developed countries. The rapid growth of social networks has allowed the manufacturer to contact its consumer without intermediaries represented by large retailers. Internet commerce development trends consider AR and VR technologies as the most promising. In the Russian Federation, the AR/VR market, according to experts, by 2023 may increase by 11.7 times with an average annual growth rate of 85%. As a result of the analysis, the main problems of the AR market focused on the furniture segment were identified: determining the factors influencing the purchase of furniture using AR technology; features of the tools used; creation of a specialized work algorithm, as well as evaluation criteria. Based on the analysis of foreign and domestic applications using AR technologies, the author corrected the previously developed factors affecting purchases in online stores and added new ones as a result of the study. An algorithm for the operation of a furniture application using AR technologies has been developed. The stages of implementation of the author's algorithm were given, indicating the options for the software used. Variants of technical devices for the implementation of software solutions are proposed. A groundwork has been left for further research with subsequent testing at retail outlets of furniture organizations such as Angstrem, Somovo-Mebel, Furniture of the Chernozem Region, Lazurit, Stolplit.

The digital clothing mall is the product of the rapid development of 5G virtual reality technology and network technology. It surpasses the existing Internet e-commerce platform and realizes the “human-machine integration” of e-commerce and the immersive three-dimensional effect. The analysis of the differences and similarities between the dynamic VR display of digital clothing display design and traditional animated clothing design provides a theoretical basis for the combination of VR and clothing display system design, which has important theoretical and practical significance. This article analyzes the advantages of 5G virtual reality technology based on the current status of product display on the Internet, attempts to apply the traditional display design concepts to the network-based virtual display system, builds a network-based digital clothing store virtual display system, and creates A new three-dimensional product display method. In this paper, on the Virtools development platform, the user’s autonomous roaming in the scene and the interactive script of the product are designed in detail. Secondly, the principle of the core collision detection technology in 5G virtual reality technology is explained, and a script program for collision detection is added to the interactive function program of the clothing mall to avoid distortion and distortion. In-depth research was conducted on the display and dissemination methods of VR for apparel malls, building a display and dissemination model of apparel malls based on VR technology, and combining design elements of user experience to derive relevant design principles and communication strategies. And through a large number of questionnaires and interviews, the user’s needs were initially obtained and the needs were finally graded using the kano model. Survey research shows that 35% of people understand the dynamic display of clothing VR through the media, and the public’s understanding of the dynamic display of clothing VR has shown an upward trend in recent years.

In order to improve the efficiency of auxiliary medication for patients with mild cognitive impairment, this paper proposes a method based on VR technology and health education. Sixty elderly patients with COPD and MCI admitted to a hospital from January 2019 to February 2020 were randomly divided into a control group and study group, with 50 cases in each group. On the basis of conventional drug therapy, health education, and respiratory muscle training, patients in the control group received routine lung rehabilitation training, while patients in the study group received lung rehabilitation training using the BioMaster virtual scene interactive rehabilitation training system. Both groups continued training for 12 weeks. Lung function indexes, 6-minute walking distance, COPD assessment test (CAT) score, and Montreal Cognitive Function Assessment Scale (MoCA) score were compared between the 2 groups before training and 4, 8, and 12 weeks after training. The experimental results show that, in the study group, the percentage of FEV1 in the predicted value at 8 weeks after training, the percentage of FEV1 in the predicted value at 12 weeks after training, and FEV1/FVC were higher than those in the control group (P < 0.05). There was no significant difference in 6-minute walking distance, CAT score, and MoCA score between the two groups before training (P > 0.05). Twelve weeks after training, patients in the study group had a longer 6-minute walking distance, a lower CAT score, and a higher MoCA score than those in the control group (P < 0.05). It is proved that the application of virtual reality technology in lung rehabilitation training of elderly COPD patients with MCI is effective, which can effectively improve the lung function, cognitive function, and exercise tolerance of the patients and reduce the symptoms of dyspnea and the efficiency of medication.

The study aimed to analyse scientific data on the use of virtual and augmented reality technologies in the practical work of doctors. The main results of the study showed that virtual and augmented reality are actively transforming the medical field, offering new opportunities to improve the quality of medical services. In particular, these technologies are effectively used in dentistry for treatment and prosthetics, in ophthalmology for diagnosis and vision training, as well as in psychiatry and psychological assistance for the treatment of phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety. In addition, VR and AR technologies have proven effective in the rehabilitation of patients after strokes, traumatic brain injuries, and in the restoration of motor functions after orthopaedic surgery and amputations. Of particular note is the role of VR and AR technologies in planning complex operations, where they can be used by surgeons to pre-model interventions and receive visual cues in real time, reducing the trauma of operations and increasing their effectiveness. In rehabilitation programmes, VR and AR are becoming crucial tools for the physical and cognitive rehabilitation of patients, providing effective methods for restoring motor and cognitive functions. Another relevant aspect is the use of VR and AR for training medical professionals, which can be used to practise in conditions close to real life without risk to patients, thereby improving the level of professional training of doctors. This review not only showed how virtual tools can be used to solve specific problems in medicine, but also encouraged a further analysis of the processes taking place in the healthcare sector under the influence of the latest information and communication developments

This book seeks to improve an understanding of what happens when communities turn to, or are subjected to, tourism as a development strategy; use this knowledge to change the process of tourism planning and development in ways that will lead to improved outcomes for destination residents; address some of the knowledge gaps and to further develop some aspects of building community capacity to help better manage and to better benefit from tourism development; and focus on what does and/or should happen in a community before any tourism development is initiated. Destination residents or communities are defined as persons and public and private bodies who are potentially affected, both positively and negatively, by the impacts of tourism development within the boundaries of the destination area. Much of the material in this book is based on studies of communities that often have low levels of tourism development. The book includes cases and examples from remote areas in Australia, including indigenous communities, regional destinations in Asia, emerging destinations in Africa, remote areas of South America, countries in the South Pacific and less-developed tourism destinations and sectors in the USA and Australia. The book consists of 11 chapters which are presented in three parts: improving knowledge of tourism development and its impacts; improving community knowledge of tourism development; and improving community participation in tourism development. Chapter 1 examines community capacity building as a precondition for any activity including tourism development, and only if tourism development is chosen as an option for community development. Chapter 2 examines some of the ways in which both tourists and tourism enterprises create economic costs and benefits within rural communities; and use that information to identify 'pathways' and 'pitfalls' for planners who are keen to enhance the net community benefits of this important regional industry. Chapter 3 provides a framework for understanding and benefiting from tourism's socio-cultural impacts by initially paying attention to cultural relativism, language use, social networks and the concept of well-being. Chapter 4 focuses on how ecotourism tour operators can work with communities to improve resident awareness and understanding of tourism impacts; it also offers suggestions for incorporating such activities into sustainability indicators and accreditation schemes. Chapter 5 examines criteria and steps towards community-based tourism (CBT) development to guide the development of more effective community tourism in Asia. Chapter 6 explores different techniques for enhancing community understanding of tourism encompassing a local and a 'Western' perspective as well as the host-guest relationship; and provides opportunities for partners in CBT development to understand the community's perspective. Chapter 7 discusses a new approach and framework in sustainable tourism and associated ecotourism development. Chapter 8 discusses the use of effective partnerships to increase various forms of capital available for development. Chapter 9 examines how tourism can open doors for women in keeping with the MDG to combat global poverty and hunger in marginal areas of developing countries that are dominated by women with no other forms of livelihood. Chapter 10 outlines the role of entrepreneurs in tourism, differentiates types of entrepreneurs, summarizes the methods for measuring entrepreneurial activity, discusses the climate needed for entrepreneurs to succeed and proposes an agenda for future research in the area of entrepreneurship in the tourism industry. Chapter 11 critically analyzes the use of business coaching as a leadership development tool for tourism operators in regional destinations.

Understanding how AI influences employee emotions is becoming critical as organizations prepare for widespread AI agent deployment. While existing research has explored human-AI interactions in corporate settings, little is known about how employees emotionally navigate relationships with AI agents exhibiting distinct personality traits. This empirical study examines white-collar employees' emotional responses while interacting with three generative AI agents in a virtual workspace, revealing novel social dynamics enabled by AI technologies. Using qualitative methods and inductive analysis, our findings show that anthropomorphic AI agents evoke a broad spectrum of emotions, from connection and contentment to amusement and frustration , extending beyond those typically triggered by web-based AI agents. Notably, participants experienced new emotional subsets, including unique manifestations of relational assurance and perceived worthlessness , which introduces new emotional subcategories within established frameworks. Moreover, the visual embodiment of AI agents in virtual workspaces significantly shapes user expectations and satisfaction. While a more human-like appearance can enhance engagement, it also introduces risks—a mismatch between an AI’s visual representation and its actual behavior can heighten disappointment if the AI fails to meet human-like expectations. As organizations integrate AI agents into the workplace, our findings provide key insights for designing effective human-AI interactions. We emphasize the importance of human-centered design approaches that foster, rather than hinder, employee engagement, ensuring AI contributes positively to corporate environments. • Presents an empirical study exploring white-collar employees' interactions with anthropomorphic AI agents in a virtual workspace, offering actionable insights for human-centered corporate AI design and deployment. • Extends a framework for understanding emotional dynamics in human-AI interactions, with a particular focus on emerging emotional patterns unique to anthropomorphic AI collaboration. • Explores the innovative convergence of AI and VR technologies, laying the groundwork for research on future workspaces where human employees collaborate with virtual AI agents.

With the rapid development of digital technology, virtual and reality are fused, and the combination of animation and VR technology brings opportunities for new changes in animation. Three-dimensional animation is a popular art form, and VR technology has gradually gained widespread attention in the field of three-dimensional animation research. In this paper, the theoretical analysis method, survey method, and empirical research method are mainly used to study the application of VR technology in animation art design creation. It has been found that VR technology’s perception function can have certain cognitive abilities and innovative thinking, and the creation of 3D animation art design can be enhanced in experience by relying on VR technology. In addition, through the comparison of creation effect, the P-value of each dimension of creation effect is less than 0.05, which confirms that the creation of 3D animation art design based on VR technology has better advantages. On the basis of the above research, combining the interactive experience advantages of VR technology, the integration of VR technology and 3D animation art enhances the animation expression and infectious force. The creation structure model that utilizes the characteristics of VR technology to enhance the mutual experience and immersion of 3D animation art design is constructed to promote the updating progress of VR technology in the field of 3D animation.

At present, the research of BIM + VR technology is the forefront of BIM technology application research. BIM technology can solve some design problems and provide collaborative design solutions for various professions. Virtual reality technology (VR) technology can make up for some of the shortcomings of BIM technology BIM technology and VR technology can complement each other and be used in actual engineering projects. For this case, the actual application results show that BIM + VR technology can effectively solve the visualized expression of the integrated design of the interior pipe of the building, the decorative design and management.

Chernivtsi region faces numerous challenges in the tourism industry, including imperfect infrastructure, insufficient awareness of the region among foreign tourists, and fluctuations in economic and political conditions that affect tourist flows. The problem remains the unstable volume of foreign tourist flows, which directly affects the financial stability of local hotels, restaurants, and services. The study is designed to reveal the factors that shape these fluctuations and determine which aspects of development can support an increase in the number of foreign visitors in the region. The publication reveals the features of the development of foreign tourism in Chernivtsi region during 2000-2023. The main factors that had the greatest impact on the development of this type of tourism activity were identified. It was found that the largest decline in the number of foreign tourists was due to Russian aggression and the COVID-19 pandemic. The socio-economic and political instability in Ukraine also had a significant impact on the formation of foreign tourist flows. Analysis of the data obtained allows us to distinguish 2 periods of the impact of foreign tourism on the development of tourist services in the Chernivtsi region. The first period covers the period from 2000 to 2013. During this period of time, the ratio of foreign tourism to domestic was mostly higher than average values or close to average indicators. The smallest impact of foreign tourism during this period was observed in 2011, when the share of foreign tourists in relation to the number of domestic tourists was only 8.5%, which is 1.5% less than average values. In 2003, it was 9.5%, thus approaching average values. However, in 2006 and 2007, the greatest impact of foreign citizens on the development of tourism was observed. In these years, their number approached 20% (19.3% in 2006 and 19.7% in 2007) of the number of domestic tourists visiting the region. In other years, the share of foreign tourists relative to domestic ones was higher than the average values and fluctuated within 10-15%. The second period covers 2014-2020. During this time, there is a slight impact of foreign tourism on the development of tourism in Chernivtsi region. The main reason for these processes is the beginning of Russian aggression and, as a result, the deterioration of Ukraine's security image in the international tourism market. In 2014, the share of foreign tourists relative to domestic ones was only 4.0%, and in 2018 it decreased to 2.7%. However, already in In 2019, it reached 10.5%, thus exceeding the average indicators. Foreign tourism in Chernivtsi region at the given stage of development of the tourist complex of Chernivtsi region does not meet the potential opportunities. Only every 10th tourist in the region who used the services of tour operators and travel agents is a foreigner. The greatest impact on the insufficient development of foreign tourism in the region is the Russian aggression, which has been going on for almost 12 years. Its consequence was the formation of a negative security image of Ukraine in the international tourist market and, as a result, a reduction in inbound tourist flows. However, the presence of a powerful recreational and tourist potential, as well as the interest in the development of foreign tourism of authorities and entrepreneurs working in the tourism business, create favorable conditions for the restoration of this type of tourism activity in the post-war period.

Under the background of "the Belt and Road", the rapid development of tourism and financial industry in China has made important contributions to the economic and cultural construction of "the Belt and Road ". Through the construction of coupling correlation model and coupling index system, this paper conducts an empirical analysis on the integrated development of tourism and financial industry in China from 2013 to 2017 under the background of "the Belt and Road". The results show that China's tourism and financial industry have developed rapidly in the period of 2013-2017, and there is a significant coupling relationship between them. However, there is a lag in the development of financial industry in 2013-2014 and a lag in the development of tourism industry in 2015-2017. In general, under the background of "the Belt and Road", China's tourism and financial industry continue to develop, and the links and interactions between the two industries are getting stronger and stronger. The two industries promote each other, and finally achieve the high-quality coordinated development of tourism and financial industry.