Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality

Low Poly Neurons

Low poly neuron created in Gravity Sketch and adjusted in Blender and uploaded to Sketchfab.

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/neuron-a27e347073b94e819cc8cad2b3c4050e

Gross Pathology VR Training Design

Prototyping for a pathology virtual reality training application. I created this prototype in ShapesXR after creating user flows and sketches and a 2D storyboard. This process allows stakeholders and users to walk through the prototype early in the process.

Virtual reality is an excellent way to understand complicated subject matter.
I brought a simplified version of my SARS CoV-2 into Unity to create a teaching model.
A video of the scene is posted below.

Virtual Reality can be an excellent way to understand complicated structures. I brought my #sars_cov_2 model into #unity so that I could walk around it in #VR. I created the model in blender using structures from the protein data bank. #medicalillustration pic.twitter.com/Nw0VRTTDRI

— Karen Vanderpool (@VRXRARtist) April 7, 2020

Here is an excerpt from my Oculus Launchpad submission. I built a butterfly house as an interactive experience to address pain, anxiety, and depression. #VR #Unity3d #Tiltbrush #WomenInVR #XR pic.twitter.com/W5MM2SaoEf

— Karen Vanderpool (@VRXRARtist) February 2, 2020

Augmented Reality Art Gallery

I created an augmented reality art gallery for some of my tiltbrush art. This DNA was created in Tiltbrush for fun and can now be viewed in augmented reality with the blink app and this link

https://blink.life/KarenVanderpool

Built some DNA in #Tiltbrush just to see if I could. My challenge of the day #VR @Tiltbrush @sciartnow @AMIdotorg pic.twitter.com/8s0x4fQwSd

— Karen Vanderpool (@VRXRARtist) November 19, 2019