XRHQ
United States
Texas
Education

Texas Tech plans XR research for outdoor ecology learning

A three-year university project will combine XR, AI and 3D models to help middle- and high-school students explore hidden ecological processes outdoors.

Added on
Were you involved in this project?

Texas Tech University is planning a three-year research project led by Muntazar Monsur that will combine extended reality, artificial intelligence and 3D models for outdoor ecology learning. The team aims to make otherwise unseen natural processes visible for middle- and high-school students, with informal learning sessions planned at the Lubbock Memorial Arboretum once the technologies are developed. The source describes this as a funded research effort and does not report completed deployment outcomes, a confirmed device configuration, or an operating start date.

Project Summary

This information is available to registered members of XRHQ. Sign up for free below.

Experience

Available to XRHQ members

Sources

Available to XRHQ members

Know more about this project? Help us fill in any missing details.

Edit this project →

Were you involved in this project?

This write-up is free to reuse with credit — CC BY 4.0.