On April 4 & 5^th (Thursday/Friday), the stu­dents from the “immer­sive envi­ron­ments” course (IAT 445) will be pre­sent­ing their final projects in the Mezzanine on our SFU Surrey campus, from about noon — 2:30pm.

9 Teams will show­case their own immer­sive Virtual Reality projects that they devel­oped in the pop­u­lar game engine Unity3D and will present on immer­sive view­ing setups that they build them­selves (rang­ing form mobile phones with stereo­scopic view­ers to larger dis­plays with view­ing boxes). Be pre­pared for some excit­ing showcases! 

Cheers, Bernhard

Below are some first impres­sions of the show­case — thanks to all the stu­dents for their great con­tri­bu­tions! Note that most of them had never before devel­oped in Unity3D. 

see SFU’s Teaching & Learning blog for a news story on this course, enti­tled: “How a SIAT course in immer­sive envi­ron­ments exposed stu­dents to the real world”

Here are some of the final project videos of the teams: 

See my teach­ing page and SFU media release for more infos. The redesign of the 2013 offer­ing of the course was sup­ported by a Teaching and Learning Development Grant and invalu­able assis­tance by edu­ca­tional con­sul­tant Barb Berry.