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What does it take to create a virtual world you can see, hear and move through? From immersive audio and 360-degree cameras to motion capture and virtual reality, Ohio University’s GRID Lab gives students access to the technology and hands-on experiences bringing those worlds to life. In this episode of In a Nutshell, immersive audio and cinematic virtual reality specialist Jordan Herron takes us inside Ohio University’s Grid Lab for a look at the spaces, technology and opportunities available to students. The tour includes the Immersive Audio Suite, XR Lab classroom and Motion Capture Suite, where students can work with professional-level tools while putting what they learn in the classroom into practice. Along the way, Herron highlights equipment ranging from binaural audio and 360-degree video kits to motion capture suits and a VR system that lets users physically walk through virtual environments. Students also have opportunities to take part in professional-level projects outside the classroom, building experience they can apply to careers in fields ranging from video games to medicine and themed entertainment.

The confirmation email used to mark the end of the sale. For many travelers, it now marks the start of a second round of shopping, and most hotels are not set up to compete in it. New research from Skift and McKinsey & Company finds that 41% of U. S. travelers keep checking prices on their trip after they’ve booked, and 29% keep looking at other options in case something more desirable becomes available.