The shortest day, only in the morning.
Day 3 started with one of the developers of XR content for Microsoft Hololens and Oculus Rift.
Followed by a panel where the audience reported their own successes and failures when working with alliances with other institutions
One interesting presentation was from a from student at IU that's now part of the permanent staff at AVL there. He showed us his experience developing 4D VR demos, particularly a hot air balloon ride with hot lamps and fans around the user to enhance the experience (I posted picture of this experiment yesterday
And that's all from Bloomington, Indiana. Despite all the interesting presentations and demonstrations that I attended, I would argue that the most important outcome of this while experience was the various contacts with faculty and researchers of the field of virtual and augmented reality and visualization.
This might be an important step towards partnerships in national or even international projects. Time will tell!
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