Facility – Virtual Reality Simulation Lab

Virtual Reality Simulation Lab is affiliated under Sport Innovation and Technology Center (SITC). Our team consists of sport scientist, biomedical engineers and biomechanist work collaboratively to conduct research in various area including motion analysis, sport performance, assistive technology and rehabilitation engineering. Virtual Reality Training is the digital simulation of lifelike scenarios for training purposes. Using the headset and controllers, trainees look, speak, and move about freely in a 3D virtual setting, interacting with simulated real-world tools, machinery, and other trainees and instructors. Virtual reality is the presentation of a user interface in 3D. While monitors and TV screens only allow a limited 3D experience, virtual reality can be a 360-degree immersive experience, where computer-generated graphics help create things as close to reality as possible. Virtual reality is used in many areas of sport and healthcare, in a variety of applications. These include medical training, for both doctors in training and students, patient treatment, medical marketing, and educating people about a disease or medical condition or process.