Lunchtime Live Webinars

Join Immerse UK, Laurens van den Broek and Andy Drake from world leading eye tracking company, Tobii to explore how eyetracking can help to measure and enhance VR experiences.

Fashion-tech trailblazer, Matthew Drinkwater from the Fashion Innovation Agency at the London College of Fashion explores the potential of  immersive technology to transform the business of fashion. Recorded 13 May 2020.

Allan Rankin and Ashley Keeler from Target3D give a whistlestop exploration of 3D tracking and motion capture and how these innovations can be applied in immersive tech. Recorded 29 April 2020.

Hear more from leading sound experts, Joseph Mott & Ted White Join us to discuss the latest industry developments and challenges in spatial sound, including an exploration of audio workflow in the production of immersive content. Recorded 15 April.

Sylvia Pan, Marco Gillies and Cristina Dobre from Goldsmiths, University of London explore the potential, and challenges, of combining virtual reality and artificial intelligence. Recorded 1 April

Maria Economou, Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University of Glasgow and the Hunterian Museum explores the role of immersive tech in digital cultural heritage interpretation in attracting diverse audience and engaging them more deeply. Recorded 19 February 2020.

Healthcare experts Ross O’Brien and Sarah Ticho explore the variety of ways that immersive technologies can be used in healthcare and learn more about the realities of working with the NHS. Recorded 12 February 2020.

Christine Hemphill from Open Inclusion explores inclusion design, highlighting why, and how, immersive tech businesses should address accessibility and inclusivity. Recorded 29 January

Mark Sage, The Executive Director of the AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) shares more about how augmented reality can improve operational performance across the enterprise sector. Recorded 15 January 2020.

The KTN’s Emma Fadlon explores public funding and the range of support services available to help immersive businesses get funding and investment ready.

Jamie Smith, from leading law firm Sheridans, dispels myths around tax credits for computer games, animation and film and shares more on how these could benefit immersive content creators.