The past, present, and future of VR

About Tom Furness

MEMS - Merging Life with Extended Reality

Consumer Deployment of XR

About Babak Parviz

World Building in VR - Connecting in the Metaverse Across Realities

About Shira Gordon

How the Pandemic has influenced XR across sectors

About Martina Welkhoff

Featuring panelists Babak Parviz; Vice President, Amazon; Shira Gordon, Product Design Manager, Meta; and Marco Angelici, MEMS Micro Actuators Business Unit Director, STMicroelectronics. Moderated by Xuny Haley, HCDE MS student and Product Inclusion Intern at Epic Games.

Featuring panelists:

Juan Rubio, Seattle Public Libraries; Marine Au Yeung, Artefact; Jared Canright, UW physics. Moderated by Elin Björling, HCDE Research Scientist

Featuring panelists:

Hunter Hoffman, VR pioneer research scientist; Mark Brentnall, surgical sciences; Sophie Stellmach, Microsoft; Martine Stillman, Synapse. Moderated by Ivan Tarapov, Microsoft

The University of Washington's Reality Lab demonstrates how wearable motion tracking systems from STMicroelectronics can be used to enhance augmented reality for training and fitness applications. John Akers, UW, and Mahesh Chowdhary, STMicroelectronics, present a proof-of-concept AR application utilizing prior research into human pose estimation, specifically from professional basketball players, in conjunction with a wearable sensor to provide feedback for practicing basketball free throws.