Step into the future of learning with our special session on XR (Extended Reality) and spatial computing in 2024. The new year is poised to be a breakout year with a new wave of reality-bending headsets and simulations that unleash a wave of experiential and visceral learning.

This demo-packed session will showcase how:

• The U.S. Navy is piloting VR training at the point of need, even while aboard ships
• Leading pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Bristol Myers Squibb onboard lab techs at scale in real-time rendered cleanrooms
• Daikin demonstrates its HVAC products in action on a virtual rooftop
• Unions recruit the next generation painters in a virtual construction site
• The new headsets from Meta and Apple seamlessly blur the lines between the digital and physical worlds

Watch the hyper-realistic 3D rehearsal studios that provide intense, deliberate practice at the edge of users’ comfort zones and feedback loops to hone skills. Students and instructors can collaborate on tasks, working shoulder-to-shoulder, just like in real life, learning with and from each other in the flow of work.

The real-life cases and demos will inspire insights as you consider integrating metaverse learning to reduce training costs, improve job performance, and boost engagement in your organization. Bring your questions as we explore how students can move seamlessly from the workplace to a pixelated practice space where they can build muscle memory and mastery, in the presence of peers, mentors and experts. Learn how industry leaders pilot ambitious VR solutions to strategic challenges and have a serious budget commitment to scale VR across the enterprise from the outset.

Anders Gronstedt, Ph.D., is president of The Gronstedt Group, which is instrumental in helping global companies like Walmart, Pfizer, Novartis, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Daikin improve performance with their custom-developed multi-player VR simulations and learning games. He is a frequent industry speaker and writer with articles appearing in the Harvard Business Review.