Inauguration of the Laval Virtual Center

Inauguration of the Laval Virtual Center team Arts et Métiers Laval
October 5
Laval Virtual Center - Rue Marie Curie - 53810 Changé
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The team from the Institut Arts et Métiers Laval is located at the heart of the international showcase dedicated to virtual and augmented reality!

 

The Laval Institute has moved into the Laval Virtual Center (LVC), a large 3,000 m² center based in Changé near Laval, alongside CLARTE (a virtual and augmented reality research center) and the Laval Virtual association. This center, a national and international showcase for innovative virtual and augmented reality technologies, will be inaugurated on Thursday, October 5. The program includes success stories, conferences, guided tours, and workshops led by the Arts et Métiers Laval team.

Arts et Métiers its Master of Science MTI3D are recognized within the LVC as the leading program, working directly with industry experts and the startups that will be hosted there. The school, its programs, and the expertise of the "Presence and Innovation" team at LAMPAteam will play an undeniable role in this "accelerator of technologies of the Industry of the Future."

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