SERIOUS GAMING FOR AMATEUR BIKE-RIDERS OF SRI LANKA: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY
Shafana A.R.F1, Fanoon A.R.F.S2.
The fatalities and injuries caused by accidents are relatively high due to rapid urbanization and
exponential motorization. In particular, the accidents from motorcycles are significant as this class
of vehicles is considered less safe and exists in large numbers across Low and Middle-Income
Countries. The researchers have identified that the primary cause of motorbike-related accidents is
lack of knowledge of traffic rules by the amateur bike riders. Further studies have proved that fatal
crashes occur mostly among the young age group ranging from 21 – 25. Hence, this paper aims to
present a framework on applying the serious gaming concepts in conjunction with the state of the
art Artificial Intelligence techniques to educate and train the bike riders with the traffic rules of Sri
Lanka as this young group tends to get fascinated and immersed by simulator games often. The
proposed design of the game is based on the Design, Play, and Experience Framework
Affiliation:
- South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
- South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
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