Authors:Luis Cuautle Gutiérrez, José de Jesús Cordero Guridi, Johannes Carrillo Aguilar, Eduardo Lebano Pérez Abstract:The present work consists of the creation of a virtual driving experi-ence of an all-terrain vehicle that includes the use of an industrial robot in order to promote engineering careers at a private Mexican university. In its develop-ment, a product design and development methodology was used that consisted of virtualizing the route, in this case an off-road track, using computer-aided design and the Unity platform. The robot programming consisted of simulating seven physical movements of the path. For the validation of the experience, a questionnaire was created with 13 items that covered visual aspects such as the recreation of the vehicle's interior, the route such as curves, ascents and de-scents, and the general experience in terms of duration, sounds and similarity. to a real environment. It was applied to a non-probabilistic sample for the conven-ience of undergraduate students and was validated based on its Cronbach alpha value. The findings show that the participant's experience and physical integrity are the strengths achieved with this development, a situation that allows its use for the stated purposes.
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