Simulating visual impairments with mixed reality  How do you truly understand what it’s like to live with a visual impairment?  For teachers working with students with vision impairment, empathy alone isn’t enough. They need to develop a deeper practical understanding of what it’s like to live with vision loss in order to create accessible teaching […]

About Kenes Group Kenes Group is one of the world’s leading Professional Conference Organisers (PCO) and the only global PCO to medical and scientific events. It’s hosted over 3,800 conferences in more than 100 cities worldwide. Alongside its extensive conference programme, Kenes offers Continuing Medical Education content, focussed on improving the delivery of medical education. […]

What is it? The Blood Identification VR app is designed to show learners the consequences of administering a transfusion following incorrect blood identification, emphasizing the relationship between blood identification processes and patient wellbeing. The client for this project is NHSBT, the National Health Service Blood and Transplant in the UK. They are a key authority […]

What is it? An Augmented Reality cross-platform multi-user tool for immersive training, planning and rehearsal for the construction industry Features Cross Platform: Users can join a session using their choice of HoloLens, HoloLens 2, Oculus Quest 2 or Android tablet Project Sequencing: Simple ‘page forward’ and ‘page back’ system to walk through construction sequences & […]

What is it? This is one of a pair of VR projects we created for NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) on clean room procedure. While the Clean Room VR experience enables users to practice end to end clean room procedure, from gowning to exiting the room and degowning, this experience focuses on the asceptic techniques […]