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Applications of VR and AR in Connected Industries. Exploring use cases in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and other industries. Case studies of successful VR and AR implementations in connected industries.

Identifying potential challenges and solutions in real-world applications. Technical Foundations of VR and AR. Programming for VR and AR development: Unity, Unreal Engine.

Usability considerations in connected industries. Different types of interactions in VR and AR: Controllers, hand-tracking, and voice commands. Design principles for creating immersive and user-friendly interfaces with the particulars of VR and AR. Hands-on exercises in designing interfaces for specific industrial applications.

Integration of VR and AR applications with IoT devices and sensors in connected industries. Communication protocols between VR and AR applications and simulation servers or IoT devices: API Rest, Web Sockets, MQTT, OPC UA.

Fundamentals of digital twins and their levels. Integration and simulation of digital twins inside VR and AR visualizations. Alternating between digital twin simulation and real data feeds inside the same virtual experience.

Basic Knowledge of Virtual and Augmented Reality: A basic knowledge of the principles and concepts behind virtual and augmented reality may be required.

Programming Fundamentals: Since technology integration often involves software development, programming skills in relevant languages ​​such as C# or C++, as well as understanding the concepts behind object-oriented programming, may be required.

Knowledge of Connectivity Technologies: It may be beneficial to have knowledge of communication technologies like Web Sockets or MQTT, commonly used to connect to IoT devices and digital twins.

After finishing the course, you will receive a certificate confirming 3 credit points.