UALR’s Emerging Analytics Center to hold open house

LITTLE ROCK — The Emerging Analytics Center (EAC) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) will host an Open House event Oct. 16-17. Attendees will explore and experience the intriguing dynamics of virtual and augmented reality that include: scientific applications, engineering environments, architectural designs, training activities, educational experiences, business analytics, and art spaces. Featured applications will be demonstrated using a 26-projector immersive CAVE, Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR, a 180-degree immersion dome, and a variety of mobile devices.

“It’s a great opportunity to engage the center’s faculty, staff, and students, immerse yourself into computer generated worlds, and be captivated by the discovery, wonder, and fun aspects of virtual and augmented realities,” said Dr. Carolina Cruz-Neira, EAC’s Director. “Whether you are a professional seeking technology strategies to enhance your business, a parent wanting to expose your children to emerging technologies, or an inquiring mind who wants to know what’s on the technology horizon in Arkansas, this is your event. You will be inspired by UALR’s student and faculty creativity and amazed by how VR is made. The EAC is a space where art, science and technology intersect. You will be proud to see all that is happening right here at UALR.”

For FREE tickets and additional event information, visit:  https://discovervirtualreality.eventbrite.com

ABOUT THE EMERGING ANALYTICS CENTER

The Emerging Analytics Center (EAC) (eac.ualr.edu) at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock (UALR) is a convergence of expertise in virtual, augmented and mixed reality, visual analytics, and immersive visualization.  The EAC brings together innovative faculty, talented students, experienced researchers, and dynamic industry partners to address large-scale problems to support and advance our state’s competitiveness, technological innovation, and visionary leadership.

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