How Does Mixed Reality Work?
The functionality of mixed reality is very close to that of augmented reality. The way we use mixed reality today is evolving thanks to the development of intelligent tools and systems which allow for better interactions between computers, peoples, and things. Mixed Reality depends heavily on the evolving relationship between humans and machines. To work effectively, an MR solution needs to be able to understand the various actions of a person in a specific space, as well as the surrounding landscape. Mixed Reality uses a series of cameras, sensors, and often AI-enhanced technology to process data about a space and use that information to create digitally-enhanced experiences. When, for instance, a user puts on a set of mixed reality glasses, the cameras and sensors in those glasses connect to a software program which collects as much information about the environment as possible, essentially creating a virtual map of the real world. Using that map, the MR technology can add holographic images and content into the world through the use of image projections.
To work effectively, MR needs to be able to track:
What do we do?
In addition to playing games, students are encouraged to take the initiative to complete projects. This will broaden students' personal skills and enrich themselves. For example, building a 3D model of the school, 360° observation of the entire school without dead ends, and possibly using our club resources and work on different course modules for ITE, etc.