Extended Reality (XR)

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) remain the most popular examples of XR technology

Extended Reality (XR) describes a range of computing platforms that make use of our natural 3D world in combination with computer graphics/media. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) remain the most popular examples of XR technology. XR is an emerging area of intensive research and innovation and is already being used in many areas of study at IU including in game design, art and architecture, business, computer programming, history, language learning, and more. The Extended Reality (XR) Student Alliance Team is a new initiative designed to provide opportunities for students to learn, grow, and thrive in this emerging tech sector.

Meet the Extended Reality (XR) Team

Lead Intern - Extended Reality

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Mansi is a second-year graduate student studying Human-computer Interaction design at Luddy.

Intern - Extended Reality (XR)

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Hi! I am a Masters in Human Computer Interaction\/design here at Luddy. With a background in Engineering and Learning Experience Design, I am passionate about creating data centric products that are usable and useful. I am excited to join CEW&T to bring my perspectives as an XR intern!

Intern - Extended Reality (XR)

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Sania Mehta is a freshman at the Kelley School of Business, pursuing majors in Finance and Business Analytics with a minor in Data Science. She is an intern with the Extended Reality Alliance team at the Center of Excellence for Women & Technology.