Stereoscopic technology is applicable to a variety of subjects and provides teachers and students with new tools that drive learning. From biology and medicine to engineering and chemistry, many universities are setting up dedicated visualization rooms to prepare students with professional capabilities so they can learn in a fully immersive environment while developing new commercial technologies used by a variety of growing industries.
Sample Applications
- Architectural modeling using AutoCAD, 3ds Max, and other programs in stereoscopic 3D provides a more realistic viewing capability and can be applied to virtual walkthroughs.
- 3D film and entertainment content development is a fast growing segment in Hollywood with essential skills being used by every major studio and post-production house in the world.
- Science and engineering students utilizing modeling tools such as SolidWorks and HyperChem with stereographic viewing equipment model objects with better accuracy, helping them learn more efficiently whether working with nanoparticles or mega-structures.