The Virtual Reality Lab (DESIGN-P2) is designed to provide undergraduate students with an immersive and interactive learning environment through Virtual Reality (VR)-based simulations. The lab integrates theoretical concepts with practical experiences, enabling learners to visualize, explore, and interact with complex systems and environments that may otherwise be difficult, expensive, or unsafe to access in a traditional laboratory setting.
The lab consists of eight experiments covering diverse application domains of Virtual Reality, including fundamental VR concepts and applications, architectural visualization, CRO operation, qualitative chemistry analysis, engine assembly and disassembly, vehicle simulation, electronic circuit building, and multiplayer virtual classroom environments. These experiments collectively demonstrate the versatility of VR technology in engineering, science, and educational applications.