EON Reality, the global leader in Augmented and Virtual Reality-based knowledge and skills transfer for industry and education, announces a new partnership with Ngee Ann Polytechnic in Singapore to bring a campus-wide EON-XR delivery to the institution.
As one of the oldest polytechnics in Singapore, Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s history of cutting-edge science combined with the viable academic and technical skills training makes it an ideal fit for the latest EON-XR delivery. Adding access to world-class XR solutions will enable them to bring their classrooms into the future of interactive teaching, regardless of subject, class size, or the variety of other factors that often impact schooling.
“Singapore has been a very important location for EON Reality over the years, and Ngee Ann Polytechnic is nearly as old as Singapore itself, so this partnership carries some extra weight because of that,” said Dan Lejerskar, Founder of EON Reality I believe the students and faculty at Ngee Ann Polytechnic will become some of the biggest contributors to the knowledge metaverse as they discover the possibilities within EON-XR. This partnership is starting strong and will only get stronger in the years to come.”
With the new EON-XR delivery, Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s educators will be able to offer “hands-on” training to their students without the usual logistical restrictions in many forms of engineering and vocational studies. By utilizing the technology to teach immersive and interactive lessons using lifelike 3D models, they can provide the best possible academic experience for those on their campus as well as those studying remotely.
As EON Reality’s latest partner in Singapore, Ngee Ann Polytechnic will not only be important users of EON-XR, but also likely contributors to EON Reality’s global network and the knowledge metaverse. In recent months, EON Reality has seen over 70 academic institutions become creators and curators for the growing knowledge metaverse, and Ngee Ann Polytechnic will likely provide their own additions once they’ve adapted to the technology.
