A Video Game to Prevent Next Deepwater Horizon

The video discusses Siemens' development of a 3D game to train workers for oil derrick operations. The game simulates real-life scenarios, such as finding a leaky pump and handling emergencies, to prepare workers for remote and harsh environments. The design is user-friendly, allowing non-experts to engage with the simulation as a game. Siemens, a leading engineering company, is transitioning to digital solutions, employing a significant number of software engineers. The simulation concludes with the user navigating challenges and learning through experience.

What is the primary purpose of the 3D game developed by Siemens?

• To simulate weather conditions at sea

• To train workers before they arrive at remote oil derricks

• To entertain workers during their breaks

• To teach workers how to build oil rigs

What kind of decision does the game challenge the player with?

• Selecting the correct safety gear

• Navigating through a storm

• Choosing the right tool for a task

• Deciding between saving a person or stopping a process

How is the game designed to be user-friendly?

• By offering multiple difficulty levels

• By being intuitive and not requiring expertise in 3D applications

• By allowing users to customize their avatars

• By providing detailed tutorials

What is the significance of the game in Siemens' business strategy?

• It is a standalone product for entertainment

• It is part of Siemens' efforts to go digital

• It is a collaboration with a gaming company

• It is a tool for marketing Siemens' products

How many software engineers does Siemens employ to support its digital initiatives?

• 10,000

• 20,000

• 15,000

• 17,000