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UniSA Augmented Reality Researchers Inducted into Hall of Fame

New eye-tracking technologies can identify building defects and save millions of dollars, time, and resources

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Eye Spy: Building Inspectors May Soon Be Shooting Laser Beams, Saving the Construction Industry Millions of Dollars

New eye-tracking technologies being developed by Australian engineers to identify building defects early in the construction process could save companies millions of dollars, time, and resources.

Laser Beams Could Save Building Inspectors Millions

Study: Crime Scene Virtual Reality Leads Jurors to Give More Consistent Verdicts

VR could be a game-changer for jurors, study says

VR could be a game-changer for jurors, study says VR could be a game-changer for jurors, study says Share The use of virtual reality software could be extremely useful in the courtroom, a new study has found. As piecing together a crime from documents alone can be difficult for jurors in a courtroom, a new study has provided an overwhelming case for using virtual reality (VR) during cases — so the jurors can make the most accurate possible verdict. The study, published by the University of South Australia, showed that using VR to “drop” jurors into the middle of a crime scene can have a more consistent outcome than presenting evidence in a traditional way.

Bringing the jury to the crime scene via a 3D headset

Jurors using VR headsets to see the crime scene are 87% more likely to agree on a verdict