OneLab VR: Biological Safety Cabinet: Start-up and Airflow (BSC1)
A VR HEADSET is required to take this course
In this course, you’ll enter a virtual world and interact with your environment using a VR headset. OneLab VR was designed for the Meta Quest 2 (and above) headset. OneLab VR also supports any OpenXR-compatible headset.
Please read more about the requirements below.
Description
Maintaining proper airflow in a biological safety cabinet is essential for ensuring the safety of personnel from potentially hazardous biological materials, preserving specimen integrity by preventing contamination, and adhering to correct airflow practices to support compliance with regulatory standards. In this OneLab VR training scenario, you'll identify the major parts of a Class II biological safety cabinet (BSC), demonstrate how to maintain positive airflow and prepare for work in a BSC in one of our virtual laboratories.
Scenario Objectives
At the end of this 10-15 minute scenario, learners should be able to:
- Identify the major parts of a Class II biological safety cabinet (BSC)
- Demonstrate how to maintain positive airflow
- Prepare for work in a BSC
Virtual Reality (VR) Hardware Needed
This VR course requires a standing or seated play area of at least 3ft x 3ft, but a larger 20ft x 20ft space is ideal to make the experience feel more accurate and real. This VR course requires a play area with 360° tracking. Currently, this course is designed to be viewed using OpenXR compatible headsets like the Meta Quest 2.
OneLab VR must be installed on your Meta Quest headset to complete this scenario
OneLab VR must be installed on your Meta Quest headset to complete this scenario Please search the Meta Quest store or SideQuest for “OneLab VR” and install it before continuing. If you prefer to install it via the Meta Quest app, please use the QR code provided to locate it on your mobile device.