The work of the Performance Augmentation Lab was recognised by the University with the Research Excellence Award for the academic year 2018/19. Fridolin Wild and John Twycross were awarded by the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Global Partnerships, Prof Dr more »
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Just in time for Halloween, we have finalised work on a major release of the ‘WEKIT.one’, our next-generation app for wearable experiences in knowledge-intensive training. The development of the experience capturing software has been led by members of the Performance more »
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At the Augmented World Expo in Munich, we have been exhibiting the WEKIT project last week, showcasing the breakthrough achievements for our augmented reality and wearables solution in the space industry, aviation, and medicine. On stand #217, we exhibited the more »
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On October 1st, our artists in residence inaugurated their ATLAS solo exhibition in The Glass Tank. The exhibition features an artwork that is part real and part virtual, and that has been grown over the course of a year from more »
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The WEKIT project was selected as ‘Highly Commended’ at the Innovation Excellence Award 2018 of The Stationers’ Company. “Human brains learn by getting feedback. The judges were impressed with WEKIT, a system to enable more efficient workplace training using various more »
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The Warwick Business School has a Knowledge Innovation Network and PAL’s Dr Fridolin Wild gave the opening keynote at this year’s autumn workshop, speaking about Holographic Training and other little wonders of an Industry 4.0. In the talk, Dr Wild more »
Continue readingAt the beginning of September I attended the third partner meeting for the LAAR project. This is the project I’m working on which looks at using learning analytics and augmented reality to improve work-based learning. New to the project, this more »
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