Chromotherapy Meets Technology: Integrating Light-Based Art with Virtual Reality

By Maegan Diep, Class of 2029 Figure 1.  An image of the early cosmos, an example of what researchers may have based their virtual reality artworks on.  Since the COVID-19 pandemic, anxiety disorders have become increasingly prevalent, affecting 4% of the world’s population and roughly 50% of the Taiwanese population. Anxiety not only impacts mental health, but also can have effects on the cardiovascular and … Continue reading Chromotherapy Meets Technology: Integrating Light-Based Art with Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality: An Effective Tool for Safety Training

Author: Amal Bilal, Class of 2028 Figure 1: A man using a virtual reality headset. Safety training is an important tool that helps prevent accidents by enhancing one’s ability to identify and analyze risks while performing dangerous tasks. Typically delivered through safety manuals, videos, lectures, slideshows, and drills, safety training methods have several limitations: they do not provide feedback to participants, have difficulties illustrating realistic … Continue reading Virtual Reality: An Effective Tool for Safety Training