By providing cutting-edge resources to visualize and communicate information, we allow teas to examine problems holistically and identify ideal solutions.
Synchronous, simultaneous, shared experiences are transformative. They have the power to illuminate novel solutions, unexpected connections, or create entire new pathways to be explored. Our expertise at the IC is in creating visualizations that do just that — bringing people together to see what was formerly invisible, and build from there.
CAMERON MCINTYRE
DUKE UNIVERSITY
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
Professor Cameron McIntyre and his lab piloted a custom XR framework built by the IC to establish an atlas of the connections in the critically important area around the subthalamic nucleus, the site of many treatments for Parkinson’s Disease. That app became the springboard to creating a neurosurgery planning tool in XR.
RECENT PROJECTS
Resurrection City
BOULEVARD ARTS, INC + IC, 2018 OUT OF THE GALLERY, INTO THE LIVING ROOM Boulevard Arts has been bringing fine...
Later Gator Ball Launcher
CREATING MAGICAL LESSONS When faculty from the Laurel School, a nationally recognized independent day school for girls, heard about the...
Electromagnetism
CWRU PHYSICS + IC, 2018 MORE THAN A 3-D CHALKBOARD As a Professor of Physics, Mike Martens had struggled for...
Crystallography
CWRU MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING + IC, 2018 VIEWING 3-D STRUCTURES AS HOLOGRAMS CWRU School of Engineering Associate Professor Alp...
Dynamic Tractography
CWRU MCINTYRE LAB + IC, 2019/2020 BUILDING A BRAIN WITH HOLOGRAMS Even after hundreds of years of study, there are...
Imagined Odyssey
A MIXED REALITY FIRST When CWRU Professor of Dance Gary Galbraith saw Mark Griswold first demonstrating the Microsoft HoloLens holographic...
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