Entertainment Technology Center

The VESP (Virtual Extended Sensory Palate) team is building an 'edutainment' (entertainment, especially video games, with an educational aspect) in virtual reality. This student pitch team passionately believes in granting real animal senses to humankind through VR. The team is striving to design an alluring expedition that entices our guest, while illuminating the unique ways that animals perceive and explore their environments. Check out their blog on how they are doing so far: projects.etc.cmu.edu/vesp/ongoing-blog/

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Today's look at current projects is the Chain ReAction team. This group of ETC students is building a transformational experience about global nuclear threat for the 2021 G4C Festival July 12-14. Check out their work so far on the team's blog: projects.etc.cmu.edu/chain-reaction/

Company visit (on zoom) from Saga Mini - a company of designers, developers, thinkers, doers and office dogs, who make digital and physical toys that kids (and parents) love. Thank you so much for taking the time to talk to the ETC students!

Today ETC students were able to pitch project ideas to faculty in the hope that their ideas may turn into a ETC project for the fall. Good luck to the three teams that pitched their ideas today! (Photo from ETC Archives)

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