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Theater Sneak Peek: Mixing Reality

Stephanie Wells
November 6, 2017

You know about reality because you live in it. You’ve likely experienced virtual reality (VR), or at least heard of it—headsets that immerse you in a digital world. And if you’ve played Pokémon GO, you know what augmented reality (AR) is—digital forms imposed on real space by a device. Put them all together and what do you get? Mixed reality. And in industry, that’s where a lot of the action is, blending real worlds and virtual worlds to create better outcomes in architecture, manufacturing, and media.

Join us on Wednesday, November 15, 8:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m., in the AU Theater as we welcome 4 leaders in mixed reality technologies, including execs and technologists from Aurecon, Autodesk, Dell, and Steelcase. Stop in for their 15-minute presentations and get your mind blown.

Steve Goetzinger, Senior Consulting Applications Engineer, Steelcase

The Future of Work in VR

See how this office furniture maker took their showroom virtual by augmenting a racing dashboard with the Stingray game engine.

Brian Pene, Director, Engineering, CTO-Chief Technology Officer, Autodesk

The Future of Immersive Computing

From design to production, operations, and maintenance, learn how Autodesk is helping customers connect and work with immersive and mixed digital experiences.

Gary Radburn, Director, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Dell

VR/AR in the Manufacturing Industry. Real or Pipe Dream?           

Discover how VR and AR are helping teams create and visualize in new ways that complement various workflows. The projects showcased in this presentation provide a glimpse of the future of design and show where mixed reality technology is leading us.

Simon Yorke, Advanced Design Technologist, Aurecon

Blending Realities: Bringing AEC Ideas to Life through Engaging and Immersive Experiences

Learn about the tools being developed to increase adoption of new immersive technologies, from reality capture to mixed reality, to create a better experience for designers and their customers.

 

Drop-ins are welcome, but this session is sure to be popular, so you might want to register in advance, as seating is limited. And take a look at more great Theater sessions happening during AU.

 

Don’t have an AU pass yet? Time is running out. Register now.

Stephanie Wells

Social Media and Program Manager for Autodesk University.

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  1. Avatardace.campbell@autodesk.com

    Tuesday the 14th, or Wednesday the 15th?

    1. Stephanie WellsStephanie Wells (Post author)

      Good catch! Wednesday the 15th.

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