I presented my results and the virtual anatomy school at a well attended seminar in WITS university Johannesburg 3rd February On 18th -19th February I presented a paper on the virtual campus and the convergence of 3D technologies at the 12th International conference on Technology, Knowledge… Continue Reading →
Our Giant skeleton outside the Virtual Campus Anatomy School (resulting from a competition funded by an ISL grant) One of the more interesting entrants was this one from Sean, it is an interactive animation where a person is placed on… Continue Reading →
Sponsored by this grant from the Education Futures Rachel and I attended the 13th ANZACA Conference – at Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, Australia ANZACA is the Australia & New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists. Rachel unanimously selected by the jury… Continue Reading →
Use of the HTC-Vive and Microsoft Hololens to Simulate Group Interactions- Midway Blog Posted on July 15, 2017 by smbunt Michael Ovens has made a brain simulator to try out on our students. At present we use very expensive Somso models like this… Continue Reading →
The HTC-Vive and Microsoft Hololens have been purchased using the grant funds, both came rapidly. The HTC-Vive a little delayed by the Christmas rush – it is now a top end present for early adopting teenagers in the games market…. Continue Reading →
Virtual Reality, Virtual Worlds – Virtual Teaching Staff? This article was published in the Advocate, journal of the National Tertiary Education Union, December 2016 Stuart Bunt Virtual (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have been around for decades but have only… Continue Reading →
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