Some of the DIGILabs facilities are already being used for teaching.
Using advanced laser scanning to capture highly valuable data for use in fields such as architecture, engineering, and construction.
The QTRobot is a humanoid robot with a range of motors, sensors and high computational power to provide students with an excellent package of hardware for investigating and learning about the world of robotics and human computer interaction (HCI).
The School of Design and Creative Arts have been pioneering the use of immersive Virtual Reality (VR) across several different programmes and teaching activities.
Using Proto, Loughborough is now able to live-beam guest speakers from global universities and industry into lectures to give talks and answer students' questions, just as if they were in the room together.
The Anatomage table is the worlds only fully segmented real human 3D anatomy system allowing users to visualise male and female anatomy exactly as they would on physical cadavers.
Our 3D projection wall (5m x 3m) consists of mini-LEDs only 1.2mm apart which can bring the landscape into the room.
The Clearpath Jackal is a wheeled unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) capable of indoor and outdoor operations.
Using the Artec Leo 3D scanner to analyse dimensional changes of plastic packaging occurred through the heat of the washing process.
