Students in Dr. Isac Artzi's CST 320 Human-Computer Interaction course presented their semester-long projects at the Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Showcase Tuesday afternoon at the Cyber Center of Excellence. The project focus this semester was on creating an app, game or simulator that would help people with neurodiversities. Story
Junior Gerum Halle-Lincoln (center) tries Kahler Litynski (left) and Kyler Harden’s VR project, Santa’s Fast Food, during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.A student tries out the VR program Santa’s Fast Food during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Professor Robert Loy tries a group of students' VR project during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Professor Robert Loy was impressed with the VR project of junior Levi Guerengomba during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Senior Emily Buus tries one of the VR projects during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Dr. Isac Artzi listens as a student explains his VR project during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Sophomore Joey Clauss gets his headset adjusted as he gets ready to try Matthew Edelson and Sam Hardeman’s Lopes Mart Simulator VR project during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.College of Engineering and Technology Program Development Specialist Brigid Sylvester tries a VR project during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.The Lopes Mart Simulator VR program during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.Junior Jinny Nguyen tries the Lopes Mart Simulator student VR project during the College of Engineering and Technology’s VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.A student explains his VR project to College of Engineering and Technology Dean Paul Lambertson during the VR Showcase on April 9, 2024.
