Fire drill system

Abstract

To provide a fire drill system which can increase a participation rate of a fire drill.SOLUTION: A fire drill system 1 for conducting a fire drill for a resident M2 of an apartment M includes a main server 40 which is connectable to a resident terminal 30 of the resident M2 by a network 10. The main server 40 has resident M2 data on the resident M2 and data regarding a simulation video of a fire drill, and can distribute the simulation video to the resident terminal 30 if the resident M2 is authenticated by the resident terminal 30.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a technique for a fire training system for carrying out fire training. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, in collective housing such as condominiums, fire drills are conducted for residents. Residents who participate in the fire drills use a fire hydrant or the like described in Patent Document 1 to practice what to do in the event of an actual fire.

[0003] Generally, relatively large apartment buildings are required to create a fire prevention plan, submit it to a designated institution such as a fire department, and regularly conduct fire drills based on the plan. For this reason, residents must regularly gather at a designated training location, but many residents dislike being tied down to a schedule, and a declining participation rate in fire drills has become an issue. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 11-206909 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a fire training system capable of improving the participation rate in fire training. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The problem to be solved by the present invention has been described above, and the means for solving this problem will now be described.

[0007] That is, claim 1 provides a fire training system for conducting fire training for residents of an apartment building, comprising a control device configured to be connectable to a resident terminal held by the resident via a network, the control device having resident data regarding the resident and data regarding a simulation video of the fire training, and configured to be able to distribute the simulation video to the resident terminal when the resident is authenticated via the resident terminal.

[0008] In claim 2, the simulation image includes a subjective image in a virtual space in which the apartment building is reproduced, and in the subjective image, the viewpoint in the virtual space changes in response to a change in the posture of the resident terminal.

[0009] In claim 3, the simulation video has a narrative in which a story about firefighting progresses, and questions about firefighting are displayed according to the progress of the story.

[0010] In claim 4, the simulation video displays, as the story, a state of evacuation through an evacuation route, and displays from a plurality of viewpoints a state of kicking down a partition board on a balcony of the apartment building.

[0011] In claim 5, the simulation video displays the scene of evacuation through an evacuation route as the story, and includes a subjective video in a virtual space in which the apartment building is reproduced, the subjective video showing the scene of descending through an escape hatch on a balcony of the apartment building.

[0012] In claim 6, the control device is configured to be able to tally up a participation status of a disaster prevention training for the housing complex based on a result of authenticating the resident via the resident terminal. Effect of the Invention

[0013] The present invention has the following advantages.

[0014] The present invention can improve the participation rate in fire drills. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0015] [Figure 1] 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a fire training system according to an embodiment of the present invention; [Diagram 2] FIG. 1 is a diagram showing types of video content. [Diagram 3] A flowchart showing the procedure for conducting fire drills. [Figure 4] (a) A scene from the video content, which is a fire extinguisher training session (basics). (b) A continuation of Fig. 4(a). (c) A continuation of Fig. 4(b). [Diagram 5] (a) (a) is a continuation of FIG. 4(c), (b) is a continuation of FIG. 5(a), and (c) is a continuation of FIG. 5(b). [Figure 6] (a) A scene from the balcony evacuation drill video. (b) A continuation of Fig. 6(a). (c) A continuation of Fig. 6(b). [Figure 7] (a) A different scene from Fig. 6(a) in the balcony version of the evacuation drill from the video content. (b) A continuation of Fig. 7(a). (c) A continuation of Fig. 7(b). DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0016] A fire training system 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

[0017] The fire training system 1 according to this embodiment provides online fire training for residents of an apartment building. In this embodiment, it is assumed that the residents of the apartment building are a plurality of residents M2 in an apartment building M with a management association M1. The fire training system 1 is managed, for example, by a business operator B that operates an apartment building business. The apartment building M (management association M1) uses the fire training system 1 by entering into a contract with business operator B in return for payment of money or the like.

[0018] Generally, relatively large apartment buildings are required to create a fire prevention plan and submit it to a designated institution such as the fire department, and to regularly conduct fire drills based on the plan. Therefore, residents must regularly gather at a designated training location, but many residents dislike being tied down to a schedule, and a declining participation rate in fire drills has become an issue.

[0019] In contrast, the fire training system 1 according to this embodiment, as described above, conducts online fire training for the resident M2 of the apartment building M. Specifically, in the fire training system 1, a video (simulation video) simulating the actions that the resident M2 should take in the event of a fire breaking out in the apartment building is displayed on the resident terminal 30 of the resident M2 via the network 10 described below, and the resident M2's viewing of the video can be regarded as participation in the fire training.

[0020] This allows resident M2 to participate in fire drills at any time and place using his / her own terminal (resident terminal 30 described below), making participation easier and improving the participation rate in fire drills in apartment building M. In the following, virtual reality (VR) footage related to fire drills will be referred to as "fire drill footage."

[0021] Fire training system 1 comprises a network 10, an association terminal 20, a resident terminal 30, and a main server 40. For ease of explanation, one resident terminal 30 is shown in Fig. 1, but in reality, the fire training system 1 includes a plurality of resident terminals 30 (for example, the number of resident terminals used to participate in fire training in apartment building M).

[0022] The network 10 is connected to various devices (such as a main server 40 described later) that constitute the fire training system 1. In this embodiment, the Internet is used as the network 10.

[0023] The association terminal 20 is a terminal used by the management association M1 of the condominium M. The association terminal 20 is installed in a predetermined location in the condominium M (for example, the management office of the management association M1). In this embodiment, a desktop computer is used as the association terminal 20. However, the association terminal 20 is not limited to this, and a portable terminal such as a smartphone or tablet can be used. The association terminal 20 is configured to be connectable to the network 10. The association terminal 20 is equipped with an association touch panel 22, an association memory unit 23, and an association control unit 24.

[0024] The combination storage unit 23 stores predetermined programs, data, etc. The combination storage unit 23 is configured with a HDD, a RAM, a ROM, etc.

[0025] The combination control unit 24 executes various processes according to the programs stored in the combination storage unit 23. The combination control unit 24 is constituted by a CPU and the like.

[0026] The association touch panel 22 is capable of inputting and displaying (outputting) various information. Members of the management association M1 can operate the association terminal 20, for example, by inputting information into the association touch panel 22. Members of the management association M1 can also obtain specified information, for example, by viewing the display on the association touch panel 22.

[0027] The resident terminal 30 is a terminal used by a resident M2 of an apartment building M. The resident terminal 30 is owned by, for example, the resident M2 and carried by the resident M2. In this embodiment, a portable terminal such as a smartphone or tablet is adopted as the resident terminal 30. The resident terminal 30 is not limited to this, and a stationary terminal can also be adopted. The resident terminal 30 is configured to be connectable to the network 10. The resident terminal 30 includes a resident camera unit 31, a resident touch panel 32, a resident memory unit 33, and a resident control unit 34.

[0028] The resident camera unit 31 has a predetermined lens unit (not shown) and is capable of acquiring an image (video). The resident camera unit 31 can acquire an image of, for example, a QR code (registered trademark, the same applies below).

[0029] The resident touch panel 32 is capable of inputting and displaying (outputting) various types of information. The display on the resident touch panel 32 includes simulation images distributed from the main server 40 described below. Resident M2 can operate the resident terminal 30, for example, by inputting information into the resident touch panel 32. Also, members of the management association M1 can obtain specified information, for example, by the display on the resident touch panel 32.

[0030] The resident storage unit 33 stores predetermined programs, data, etc. The resident storage unit 33 is configured with a HDD, a RAM, a ROM, etc.

[0031] The resident control unit 34 executes various processes according to the programs and the like stored in the resident storage unit 33. The resident control unit 34 is constituted by a CPU and the like.

[0032] The resident control unit 34 can execute a predetermined process based on the image of the QR code acquired by the resident camera unit 31. For example, as the predetermined process, the resident control unit 34 can make an access request to the main server 40, which will be described later, for the purpose of distributing a simulation video, and can cause a login screen to be displayed on the resident touch panel 32. When the login screen is thus displayed, the resident M2 can input predetermined login information (in this embodiment, the room number of the resident M2) using the resident touch panel 32.

[0033] Furthermore, when the resident control unit 34 is authenticated by the main server 40 by inputting the room number of the resident M2 as described above, the resident control unit 34 can use the video distribution function of the main server 40. Specifically, the resident control unit 34 can request a desired simulation video from among multiple types of simulation videos to the main server 40. Then, when the resident control unit 34 receives fire drill video data 47 in response to the request from the main server 40, the resident control unit 34 can display the desired simulation video on the resident touch panel 32.

[0034] The resident control unit 34 can also determine the attitude (tilt with respect to the vertical and horizontal directions) of the resident terminal 30 based on the detection results of a predetermined sensor unit built into the resident control unit 34. In this way, the resident control unit 34 can change the appearance of the simulation image displayed on the resident touch panel 32 (specifically, the viewpoint in the VR space, which will be described later) in response to a change in the attitude of the resident terminal 30.

[0035] The main server 40 is the main computer of the fire training system 1. The main server 40 is managed by the business operator B. The main server 40 is installed at any location, such as the office of the business operator B. The main server 40 is configured to be connectable to the network 10. As described below, the main server 40 has a function (video distribution function) capable of distributing video to a specified terminal via the network 10. The main server 40 has a main memory unit 43 and a main control unit 44.

[0036] The main storage unit 43 stores predetermined programs, data, etc. The main storage unit 43 is composed of a HDD, RAM, ROM, etc. The predetermined programs include various programs for operating the fire training system 1. The predetermined data also includes resident data 46 and fire training video data 47.

[0037] The resident data 46 is data related to the resident M2 who will participate in the fire training using the fire training system 1. In this embodiment, the resident data 46 includes data related to the name, room number, etc. of the resident M2 who is scheduled to participate in the fire training in the condominium M. The resident data 46 is transmitted, for example, from the management association M1 (association terminal 20) of the condominium M to the main server 40 and acquired by the main memory unit 43. The resident data 46 may also be acquired from a recording medium readable by the main control unit 44, such as a USB memory, instead of being transmitted.

[0038] The fire drill video data 47 is data related to a simulation video. Here, the simulation video is a video simulating the actions that the resident M2 should take in a scene where a fire breaks out in an apartment building as described above. The simulation video includes subjective VR video in a virtual (VR) space in which an apartment building is reproduced. Specifically, the simulation video displays the apartment building's rooms and veranda as a VR space, and displays a video in which a story about firefighting progresses in the VR space. The simulation video according to this embodiment also includes VR video having an image range (effective image range) of 360 degrees in the horizontal and vertical directions. The simulation video also includes objective VR video.

[0039] The fire training video data 47 is created in advance by the business operator B. In this embodiment, the simulation video is shot in an apartment building (a typical apartment building of roughly the same size) different from the apartment building M in which the resident M2 lives. This allows the fire training video data 47 to be used in fire training in apartment buildings other than the apartment building M, improving versatility. The simulation video may also be shot in the apartment building M in which the resident M2 lives. This effectively improves the effect of the fire training on the resident M2.

[0040] Here, as shown in Fig. 2, fire drills include three types of training (firefighting training, evacuation training, and reporting training). In this embodiment, therefore, three types of simulation videos (video content) are prepared to correspond to the three types of training. Of the three types of training, further subdivided simulation videos (video content) are prepared for the firefighting training and evacuation training. Thus, in this embodiment, multiple types of simulation videos (firefighting training video data 47) are provided.

[0041] More specifically, of the three types of training, four types of simulation videos are prepared for the fire extinguishing training, which are further subdivided into: (1) Fire extinguishing section (basics), (2) Fire extinguisher section, (3) Indoor fire hydrant section, and (4) Mobile dry chemical fire extinguishing equipment section.

[0042] Of the three types of training, three more detailed simulation videos will be prepared for evacuation training: (1) Evacuation (basics), (2) Balcony, and (3) Fire doors.

[0043] Of the three types of training, one type of simulation video will be prepared for the reporting training. Specifically, (1) Reporting (Basic) will be prepared as the one type of simulation video for the reporting training.

[0044] The main control unit 44 executes various processes according to the programs and the like stored in the main storage unit 43. The combination control unit 24 is constituted by a CPU and the like.

[0045] For example, the main control unit 44 can authenticate the resident M2 via the resident terminal 30. Specifically, when an access request for distribution of a simulation video is made from the resident terminal 30, the main control unit 44 displays a login screen on the resident touch panel 32 of the resident terminal 30 from which the access request is made. Then, when the room number of the resident M2 is input in the resident terminal 30, the main control unit 44 checks the input room number against the resident data 46 stored in the main memory unit 43, and if there is a match, authenticates the resident terminal 30 (and thus the resident M2 who owns the resident terminal 30). After authenticating the resident M2, the main control unit 44 allows the resident terminal 30 to use the video distribution function. The main control unit 44 can also obtain the participation status of the resident M2 in disaster prevention training based on the authentication result.

[0046] The main control unit 44 can also execute a function (video distribution function) capable of distributing video to a specified terminal via the network 10. In response to a request from a resident terminal 30 that has been permitted to use the video distribution function (has logged in), the main control unit 44 distributes (performs streaming distribution), in a viewable format via the network 10, specified fire training video data 47 from among the multiple types of fire training video data 47 stored in the main storage unit 43, to the logged-in resident terminal 30. Note that the main control unit 44 is not limited to the distribution format as described above, and can employ various distribution formats.

[0047] Furthermore, when the distribution of the fire drill video data 47 has ended, the main control unit 44 causes a questionnaire regarding the current fire drill to be displayed on the resident touch panel 32 of the resident terminal 30. Then, when a response to the questionnaire is input into the resident terminal 30, the main control unit 44 can acquire the input response and compile it together with other responses.

[0048] The flow of a fire training exercise using the fire training system 1 configured as described above will be described below with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

[0049] Once apartment building M (management association M1) enters into a contract with business operator B, business operator B will be primarily responsible for planning, preparing, and conducting fire drills for apartment building M.

[0050] First, as shown in step S10, the business operator B plans a fire drill. Specifically, the business operator B, in consultation with the management association M1, selects the fire drills to be implemented (one or more of fire extinguishing drills, evacuation drills, and reporting drills) and determines the period during which the selected training will be implemented (period during which the fire drills will be held).

[0051] Next, as shown in step S11, the business operator B prepares for a fire drill. Specifically, the business operator B uses the main server 40 to communicate information about the planned fire drill (fire drill information) to a prescribed organization such as a fire department. The business operator B also checks the evacuation routes and interior layout of the apartment building M.

[0052] Next, as shown in step S12, business operator B publicizes the fire training information. Specifically, business operator B creates a public relations document (printed matter) that describes the fact that a fire training using the video distribution function will be held, a QR code for using the video distribution function, the period of the fire training, the items to be prepared for participating in the fire training (resident terminal 30), and the procedure for participating in the fire training using the resident terminal 30, and posts the document in apartment building M and also places it in the mailbox of resident M2. Business operator B may use main server 40 to publicize the information by email or the like to resident terminal 30 instead of by printed matter.

[0053] Next, as shown in step S13, provider B conducts a fire drill. Specifically, provider B makes the video distribution function of main server 40 available to resident terminal 30 during the period in which the fire drill is held. In this way, resident M2 can participate in the fire drill by watching the simulation video displayed on resident terminal 30. Note that provider B can also notify resident M2 who has not yet participated in the fire drill of a predetermined message via resident terminal 30 during the period in which the fire drill is held, encouraging them to participate in the fire drill.

[0054] Next, as shown in step S14, the business entity B reviews the fire drill. Specifically, after the period for the fire drill has passed, the business entity B submits to the management association M1 of the condominium M the participation status of the residents M2 in the disaster prevention drill and the responses to the questionnaire compiled by the main server 40. The submission to the management association M1 may be made in printed form, or may be made by using the main server 40 to e-mail the association terminal 20.

[0055] Next, as shown in step S15, business operator B accumulates the results of the fire drill. Specifically, business operator B stores information related to the current fire drill (such as fire drill information and collected questionnaire responses) in main storage unit 43 of main server 40. The stored information can be used as material for holding the next fire drill.

[0056] Here, as described above, the simulation video displays a video in which a story about firefighting progresses within the VR space. Below, we will use Figures 4 and 5 to explain the content of the simulation video, taking the fire extinguisher section (basics) of the fire extinguishing training as an example from among the multiple types of simulation videos.

[0057] As shown in Fig. 4(a), when the simulation video starts, a message is displayed indicating the purpose of watching the simulation video. In the fire extinguisher section (basics), "You will learn about initial fire extinguishing methods when a fire breaks out in an apartment building" is displayed. In addition, since VR video is used as the simulation video, a message is displayed encouraging resident M2 to change the position of resident terminal 30.

[0058] 4(b), in the Fire Extinguisher Edition (Basics), the kitchen of an apartment building is displayed as a VR space. Here, since subjective VR images are used as the VR images, the resident M2 who is watching can be given the sensation (simulated experience) of cooking in the kitchen in the VR space, in conjunction with the change in the viewpoint in the VR space according to the change in the posture of the resident terminal 30.

[0059] As shown in Fig. 4(c), as the simulation video progresses, the viewer sees smoke coming out of a pot while looking away from the kitchen. In this way, the simulation video has a narrative quality in which the story about firefighting progresses as the viewing time passes. Then, as shown in Fig. 5(a), questions about the action to be taken in response to the situation where smoke is coming out of a pot are displayed.

[0060] Then, as shown in FIG. 5(b), when a predetermined time has elapsed since the question was displayed, the answer (notes) to that question is displayed. Although detailed explanation is omitted, different questions and their answers are repeated a predetermined number of times (for example, six times) according to the progress of the story. Once all the questions and their answers have been displayed in this way, important matters (points) to be learned in this simulation video (fire extinguisher version (basics)) are displayed, as shown in FIG. 5(c).

[0061] When the points are displayed in this way, the simulation video ends. This ends the fire training (fire extinguisher training (basic) in this embodiment) for the resident M2 who is watching the simulation video. Note that the resident M2 can watch the simulation video repeatedly within the distribution period.

[0062] With this configuration, flames and smoke can be seen within the VR space, creating a tense and realistic experience that would be impossible in a group fire drill.

[0063] In addition, in this embodiment, as content that cannot be experienced in group-type fire drills, the simulation video shows evacuation along an evacuation route, as well as the kicking down of a partition board 51 on the balcony of an apartment building from multiple viewpoints, as shown in FIG. 6.

[0064] Here, Fig. 6 shows one scene of the balcony version of the evacuation drill from among multiple types of simulation images. As shown in Fig. 6(a), the simulation image shows a scene in which a resident evacuates on the balcony. Here, a partition board 51 is provided on the balcony to separate it from the balcony of an adjacent room. Therefore, when evacuating on the balcony, it is necessary to remove the partition board 51.

[0065] Therefore, as shown in Fig. 6(b), the simulation video shows the resident kicking partition board 51 to remove it from the resident's perspective. The simulation video also shows a hole being made in partition board 51 from the resident's perspective. When a hole is made in partition board 51 in this way, the resident can escape through the hole to the adjacent room. Moreover, in Fig. 6(c), the hole being made in partition board 51 is shown from the perspective of the opposite side of the resident through partition board 51.

[0066] With this configuration, it is possible to easily experience content that cannot be experienced in collective fire drills, and to see partition board 51 being kicked open from a perspective that is not normally visible (from the opposite side of the residents through partition board 51).

[0067] In addition, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, which is something that cannot be experienced in group-based fire drills, the simulation video shows the evacuation through an evacuation route, and also shows a subjective VR video of descending through an escape hatch 52 on the balcony of an apartment building.

[0068] Here, Fig. 7 shows one scene of the balcony version of the evacuation drill from among multiple types of simulation images, similar to Fig. 6. As shown in Fig. 7(a), the simulation image shows a state in which a resident evacuates on the balcony using subjective VR images. Here, an evacuation hatch 52 is provided on the balcony to be used when evacuating to a lower floor.

[0069] Therefore, as shown in Fig. 7(b), the simulation video shows a state in which the occupant opens the lid cover to use the escape hatch 52. Moreover, as shown in Fig. 7(c), after the lid cover is opened, the escape ladder is lowered, and the occupant uses the escape ladder to move to a lower floor is displayed in the subjective VR video.

[0070] With this configuration, it is possible to easily experience things that cannot be experienced in group fire drills, such as the way an escape ladder sways when using it to move to a lower floor.

[0071] As described above, the fire training system 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention has the following features: A fire training system for conducting fire training for residents M2 of an apartment building M (apartment complex), The system includes a main server 40 (control device) that is configured to be connectable to a resident terminal 30 owned by the resident M2 via a network 10, The main server 40 (control device) The system has resident M2 data relating to the resident M2 and data relating to a simulation video of the fire training, When the resident M2 is authenticated via the resident terminal 30, the simulation video can be distributed to the resident terminal 30.

[0072] This configuration can increase the participation rate in fire drills. Specifically, resident M2 can use his / her own terminal (resident terminal 30 described below) to participate in fire drills at any time and place, making participation easier and improving the participation rate in fire drills in apartment building M.

[0073] In addition, in Fire Training System 1, The simulation video includes: The subjective VR image (subjective image) in a virtual space in which the apartment M (apartment complex) is reproduced is included, In the subjective VR image (subjective image), The viewpoint in the virtual space changes in response to a change in the attitude of the resident terminal 30.

[0074] With this configuration, subjective VR images are used and the viewpoint within the VR space can be changed in response to changes in the posture of the resident terminal 30, effectively giving the resident M2 the sensation of being in the VR space (a simulated experience).

[0075] In addition, in Fire Training System 1, The simulation image is The game has a narrative feature in which a story about firefighting progresses, and questions about the firefighting are displayed according to the progress of the story.

[0076] With such a configuration, it is possible to easily attract the interest of the resident M2 who is watching, and to easily learn important points in the fire training.

[0077] In addition, in Fire Training System 1, The simulation image is The story displays an evacuation situation according to an evacuation route, The video shows a partition board 51 being kicked down on the balcony of the apartment building M (multi-family dwelling) from multiple viewpoints.

[0078] This configuration allows people to easily experience things that would not be possible in group fire drills.

[0079] In addition, in Fire Training System 1, The simulation image is The story displays an evacuation situation according to an evacuation route, The subjective image in a virtual space in which the apartment building M (apartment complex) is reproduced is included, The subjective image is The image shows a scene of descending through an escape hatch 52 on the balcony of the apartment building M (multi-family dwelling).

[0080] This configuration allows people to easily experience things that would not be possible in group fire drills.

[0081] In addition, in Fire Training System 1, The main server 40 (control device) Based on the authentication result of authenticating the resident M2 via the resident terminal 30, the participation status of disaster prevention training in the condominium M (multi-family housing) can be compiled.

[0082] With this configuration, the participation status of disaster prevention training can be easily obtained.

[0083] Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above configuration, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention described in the claims.

[0084] For example, in this embodiment, the fire training system 1 is for conducting fire training in an apartment building as an example of an apartment complex, but the present invention is not limited to an apartment building.

[0085] In the present embodiment, the main server 40 has a video distribution function, but is not limited to this. That is, a server different from the main server 40 may have a video distribution function. The different server may be managed by an operator different from the operator B. In that case, the control device according to the present embodiment includes not only the main server 40 but also other different servers. In the present embodiment, the main server 40 is managed by the operator B, but is not limited to this. That is, the main server 40 may be managed by an operator different from the operator B. In this way, the entities managed by the components of the fire training system 1 in the present embodiment are not particularly limited.

[0086] The simulation image is not limited to a VR image. That is, the simulation image does not have to be stereoscopic or have an image range (effective image range) of a 360-degree field of view. [Explanation of symbols]

[0087] 1. Firefighting Training System 10 Network 30 Resident terminal M Mansion M2 resident

Claims

1. A fire training system for conducting fire training for residents of an apartment building, comprising: A control device configured to be connectable to a resident terminal owned by the resident via a network, The control device includes: having resident data relating to the resident and data relating to a simulation video of the fire drill; When the resident is authenticated via the resident terminal, the simulation video can be delivered to the resident terminal. Fire training system.

2. The simulation video includes: The subjective image is included in a virtual space in which the housing complex is reproduced; In the subjective video, A viewpoint in the virtual space is changed in response to a change in the attitude of the resident terminal.

2. The fire training system of claim 1.

3. The simulation image is: The game has a story-like nature in which a story about firefighting progresses, and questions about the firefighting are displayed according to the progress of the story.

2. The fire training system of claim 1.

4. The simulation image is: The story displays an evacuation situation according to an evacuation route, A state of kicking down a partition board on a balcony of the apartment building is displayed from multiple viewpoints.

4. The fire training system of claim 3.

5. The simulation image is: The story displays an evacuation situation according to an evacuation route, The subjective image is included in a virtual space in which the housing complex is reproduced; The subjective image is Displaying a scene of descending an escape hatch on a balcony of the apartment building, 4. The fire training system of claim 3.

6. The control device includes: The system is configured to be capable of tallying up a participation status of a disaster prevention training for the apartment complex based on an authentication result of authenticating the resident via the resident terminal.

2. The fire training system of claim 1.

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