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Mikhail Fominykh

Innovative Immersive Technologies for Learning, presentation at VR-Norway meetup in Trondheim, Norway on 14 June 2018

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VR lab Dragvoll
a part of ‘Four campuses One Reality’ VR lab network

VR Lab NTNU at Dragvoll
What VR lab is: an innovative space for students, teachers and
researchers from all study programs at NTNU to explore, learn
and experiment with VR, AR and MR
• People who are experienced in VR/AR and ready to help
• Knowledge hub for development of VR/AR applications
• Provides a diverse and inclusive meeting arena for people
from all backgrounds to discuss latest trends
What VR lab does:
• Provides innovative educational experiences
• Rises awareness about innovative VR/AR/MR technologies
• Hosts student and staff R&D projects
• Does R&D projects
• Play and have fun

Physical lab designed for VR
• Four VR boxes
• Additional screens for spectators
• Workstations for developers
• Large room for meetings, discussions and visits
State-of-the-art VR / AR / MR equipment
• 4 HTC Vives
• 3 Microsoft Hololens
• 3 Mixed Reality headsets, including Samsung Odyssey
• 1-2 Oculus Rift
• 5 Gear VR headsets
VR Lab NTNU at Dragvoll

R&D projects at IMTEL
VirSam: Virtual arenas in medical education
grant by Norwegian Research Council FINNUT program, (2017-2020)
Virtual workplace training in VR/AR: Virtuelle praksisplasser
grant by Norwegian Labour & Welfare Administration (2017-2018)
VRLab NTNU: Network of VR labs across NTNU campuses
grant by NTNU Property division (2017-now)
Transformative-IMTEL: Competence development at VR Lab
grant by the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences (2018-2019)
Active Learning Module for Emergency Management
Professionals using Virtual Reality
grant by Norgesuniversitetet: (2016-2018)

Virtual workplace training in VR/AR
Virtuelle praksisplasser

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