Future-
Focused
The IC was founded in 2014 with the aim of defining the future by anticipating changes in the broader world. While a key part of our mission is to identify and develop future learning methods for our students that align changing technology with workforce needs, an underlying theme has also been to demonstrate new ways that people could work together, collaboratively and productively.
SATYA NADELLA
CEO
MICROSOFT
"Case Western Reserve University has always led with innovation."
"Why you? Why now? Why HoloLens?"
- EVE COHEN
The first step in a collaboration is to meet, virtually or in person, to lay the groundwork for our collaboration. But before we begin, it would be helpful to know where you are in your process developement.
LATEST PRESS & MEDIA
CWRU’s Work on HoloLens Featured in CIO Magazine
CWRU’s work on HoloLens was featured in CIO Magazine alongside Bosch and Boeing. Sue Workman, CIO of CWRU, is featured prominently in the article describing how AR technology can impact an institution’s network infrastructure. “The infrastructure is where you have to concentrate,” Workman says. “The biggest impact has been with Wi-Fi, and we’re working through…
Managing The Disruption Conference at the Greene Institute
IC Executive Director, Erin Henninger, and staff member, Kerrin Sunshine, were invited to the Greene Institute for a conference on Managing the Disruption. The conference focused on how new technologies, such as artificial intelligence and robotics, could affect the global economy. Erin spoke after Governor Chris Christie and on the same day as former UK…
IC’s work on transforming learning published on HealthiAR
In an article titled, “HoloLens transforms learning via MRIs and AR,” HealthiAR (“the latest in XR for health”) recounts some of the recent developments at the IC and the innovations using the HoloLens for education. Read More.
IC goes to the World Economic Forum
The Interactive Commons had the honor of being invited to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland to show the potential for HoloLens to revolutionize education. Eight IC staff members demonstrated the technology to over 450 world leaders throughout the week. These included the leaders of multiple national governments, international corporations and non-profit…
IC on CBS Sunday Morning
The IC and its work on using HoloLens to teach medical anatomy was featured in a broader story on CBS Sunday Morning about virtual and augmented reality. Cleveland native David Pogue visited the IC and saw the HoloAnatomy® Software first hand. They also interviewed multiple students, including Nicole Wise, who was featured in the story. IC…
IC Demonstrates HoloLens at the CES
Interactive Commons team members Jeffrey Mlakar, Henry Eastman and Rob Gotschall traveled the to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with a contingent from Case Western Reserve University to highlight our work on HoloLens. Several hundred guests were treated to a tour of some of our anatomy work as well as views of our solar system. Their…
The IC’s First In-House Spooky House – HoloWeen
Come visit our holographic “haunted” house – with skeletons, ghouls and more mixed reality fun! This week, October 27th, 28th & 31st, between 4 – 6 pm. Please RSVP to reserve your spot – ic@case.edu. Article in the Daily.
David Pogue Visits The Interactive Commons
National technology journalist David Pogue visited the Interactive Commons to discuss our work using HoloLens for education. David toured the IC facility, and experienced our most recent digital anatomy content. He also interviewed Mark Griswold and several medical students. As David reported to Yahoo News at the link below, these experiences will all be a…
HoloAnatomy Software Wins International Science Media Award
The team from the Interactive Commons won the immersive virtual reality and augmented reality category in the 2016 Jackson Hole Science Media Awards competition. The team beat out Sir David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef Virtual Reality Dive, a 20-minute film that provides a 360-degree view of Australia’s natural wonder and Google’s Tilt Brush, a virtual reality program…
