From reactor to reality: rebuilding the laboratory in VR
Multilingual AI support is also critical. We often assume everyone is comfortable in English, but many learners were trained in other languages.
Credit: Stephen Hilton
Professor Stephen Hilton explains how saving £2.2m by 3D printing his own lab hardware led his group to explore immersive virtual reality and AI-driven digital twins as a way to expand access to scientific equipment
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