Innovation Lab - AR/VR Knowledge Transfer Group| Extended Reality in Engineering: From Virtual Twins to Collaborative Spatial Computing
Join our Knowledge Transfer Group session on 21st May, where industry and academic experts share insights, best practices, and the latest developments in AR/VR.
The theme of this session is “Extended Reality in Engineering: From Virtual Twins to Collaborative Spatial Computing”, presented by Anjela Mayer, Research Associate at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Research Fellow at the Technical University of Sofia.
This session explores how immersive XR technologies can support collaborative engineering, knowledge transfer, and spatially contextualized assistance in increasingly digital and automated environments. Through projects and insights from research in mechanical engineering and higher education, participants will discover how Extended Reality can enhance interaction with digital twins, improve interdisciplinary collaboration, and keep humans at the center of complex cyber-physical systems.
Date & Time: 21 May, 04:00 PM
Place: Room R2.09, Technische Hochschule Rosenheim, Hochschulstraße 1, Rosenheim
For participants who are unable to attend the event in person, a Zoom meeting option will also be available via the link below:
Online Meeting Information
Link: https://th-rosenheim.zoom-x.de/j/61257274606?pwd=4mNTVKbMFpTalVQgmrcyIUmfpaGqdw.1
Meeting ID: 612 5727 4606
Passcode: 277453
About our speaker
Dr.-Ing. Anjela Mayer is a Research Associate at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Research Fellow at the Technical University of Sofia working in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Extended Reality (XR), and collaborative engineering systems. Her research focuses on immersive and context-aware technologies for collaboration, knowledge transfer, and assistance in engineering and educational environments. She also serves as Secretary of the IEEE Education Society Germany Chapter and is actively involved in international XR and engineering education collaborations.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the future of AR/VR in engineering — register now to join the session.
