The recent addition to EON Reality’s network will add a variety of new lessons and courses to EON-XR’s growing library.

EON Reality, the global leader in Augmented and Virtual Reality-based knowledge and skills transfer for industry and education, announces the latest large-scale adoption of the recent AR and VR self-directed learning initiative at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (LUASA) in Switzerland.

Combined with the efforts of schools like the University for Business and Technology — whose 7,400 active users have recently added nearly 55,000 assets to EON-XR as a part of their lesson and course development — Aldini Valeriani Institute, and the University of the Western Cape, Lucerne University’s new uptick in content creation will be a driving force in bringing AR and VR lessons to educators and students around the world.

By allowing students and educators to create lessons and other classroom materials for use by others, EON-XR is able to ensure the delivery of useful and topical content for all levels of courses in virtually any language. It also allows high-level educators and experts to provide quality control of what gets distributed when they select the best of the batch to supplement the existing curricula already included within EON Reality’s industry-leading library.

The push to add more lessons to the tens of thousands already available through the company’s flagship product comes as educators of all types turn to EON-XR as a means to learn and train remotely during and in the aftermath of the current pandemic. As explained in the Global Emergency Initiative, EON Reality’s primary goal over the last few months has been to provide as many AR and VR lessons and resources as possible to schools and businesses. Now, as the long-term economic and academic impacts become apparent, EON has shifted these goals to include proper distribution of the lessons to help make the slow transition back into the physical classroom smoother and less rushed.

So far, the LUASA has about two dozen professors leading the self-directed learning charge and developing AR and VR content alongside their students. As adoption continues to spread across the School of Information Technology and the rest of LUASA, there will no doubt be growth among the students and within the community as well.

About EON Reality
EON Reality is the world leader in Augmented and Virtual Reality-based knowledge and skills transfer for industry and education. EON Reality’s 21 years of success are tied to its belief that knowledge is a human right and should be available, accessible, and affordable for every human on the planet. To carry this out, EON Reality has developed the de-facto standard for Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality-based knowledge and skills transfer software that supports devices from mobile phones to large immersive domes. EON Reality’s global development network — with more than 20 locations worldwide — has created the world’s leading AR/VR library for education and industry with over 8,000 applications and over 40 million users worldwide.

About Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (LUASA) is the university of applied sciences of the six Central Swiss cantons. It comprises Lucerne Schools of Engineering and Architecture, Business, Information Technology, Social Work, Art and Design, and Music. More than 7,000 students are working towards a Bachelor’s or a Master’s degree, while an additional 4,500 participate in continuing and executive education programs. The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is the largest university-level institution in Central Switzerland and employs more than 1,800 people. For further information, visit www.hslu.ch.