Come and join us as we look at Augmented Virtual Reality.
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Synopsis
Ken Cameron is a lecturer in the Visual Computing Group at The University of Bath and will discuss different themes in Augmented Virtual Reality, particularly the use of Virtual Reality for Training.
About the speaker
Ken Cameron, Lecturer in Visual Computing Group, Dept. of Computer Science, The University of Bath
Ken Cameron is a lecturer in the Visual Computing Group at The University of Bath. He moved from industry into academia five years ago. And in the process has become obsessed by the use of technology for learning and in particular the use of Virtual Reality for Training. Ken teaches full-time and doesn't do research. Instead, he gets the final-year and master's students he supervises to do it. Between them, they have constructed and experimented with a range of VR training applications covering both knowledge and skills-based learning. From these projects, we can build a picture of the benefits and pitfalls of moving training from the real world into the 'metaverse'.
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