Billy Zane gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how The Convergence Lab is working to create life-changing advancements in the fields of VR, AR, machine learning, AI, advanced optics and artificial intelligence.
Following a special film from Zane, session Chair and President of the VR Society Jim Chabin will be joined by panellists Kathleen Schröter from Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute and Lewis Smithingham of 30 Ninjas to explore the opportunities provided by the world of immersive content and technologies.
The Turn Off, Tune Out and Drop In session will take place in the Forum at 14.30.
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