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AR/VR Technologies at CSE Software

Photography by David Vernon

From healthcare to education and beyond, augmented reality and virtual reality are transforming a range of industries… and adoption continues to grow. Managing editor Jonathan Wright and photographer David Vernon paid a visit to CSE Software, where virtual reality and augmented reality technologies are being implemented into a range of products. 

Check out “AR/VR: A Reality Check”  by Annette Kiesewetter in the October 2017 issue of iBi!

 

Serious Game Developer Daniel Miller discusses AR/VR with iBi Managing Editor Jonathan Wright
Wright tests out the latest Cat Simulator from Simformotion, CSE's sister company
Simformotion, manufacturer of Cat Simulators, is integrating the Oculus headset into its line of heavy equipment simulators to completely immerse the user in the 3D simulated environment.
Serious Game Developer Andrew Pittman explains some of the nuances of the augmented simulator.
Serious Game Developer Andrew Pittman explains some of the nuances of the augmented simulator.
The Hololens blends digital components into the real world in such a way that they enhance one another.
Pittman shows Wright how to manipulate visual (but virtual) cues in the Hololens world.
Pittman shows Wright how to manipulate visual (but virtual) cues in the Hololens world.
Jump recently partnered with CSE Software to develop and launch the AR Anatomy app.
The AR Anatomy app combines 3D animation and augmented reality, allowing users to view blood clots inside the heart.
The AR Anatomy app combines 3D animation and augmented reality, allowing users to view blood clots inside the heart.
Using the HTC VIVE headset and handheld controllers, Wright attempts to pick up a “rock” in a 3D simulated Martian environment, as displayed on the screen.
Using the HTC VIVE headset and handheld controllers, Wright attempts to pick up a “rock” in a 3D simulated Martian environment, as displayed on the screen.
Using the HTC VIVE headset and handheld controllers, Wright attempts to pick up a “rock” in a 3D simulated Martian environment, as displayed on the screen.
Using the HTC VIVE headset and handheld controllers, Wright attempts to pick up a “rock” in a 3D simulated Martian environment, as displayed on the screen.
Andrew Pittman, Serious Game Developer, CSE Software
Daniel Miller, Serious Game Developer, CSE Software
Brandon Reynolds, Mobile/AR/VR Team Lead, CSE Software
CSE Software, located in the heart of Downtown Peoria