Today we got to try out the virtual reality goggles in the business building. We learned how virtual reality can be beneficial for sensitive sites like archaeological dig sites where lots of visitors can be detrimental to the site. People can visit the site through virtual reality.
The room also had a useful poster explaining the differences between virtual and augmented reality.
Here are a few photos of the board and me trying out the virtual reality system. Consent was obtained from everyone photographed.
Thomas Barbin 