Embry-Riddle’s Extended Reality (XR) Lab is dedicated to transforming aviation education by integrating extended reality (XR) technologies.
The lab drives innovation in flight training, air traffic control and aviation maintenance by combining research, content development and industry collaboration. Students benefit from immersive, hands-on experiences that align closely with academic goals and real-world applications.
Through XR, Embry-Riddle equips future aerospace professionals with the skills and confidence to thrive in a rapidly evolving industry.
Equipment
- YAW 3 Motion Platform
- XREAL Beam Pro
- Bigscreen Beyond
- Varjo XR-4 Focal Edition
- Apple Vision Pro
- Quest 2/3
- Valve Index
- HoloLens 2
Research Capacity
The XR Lab at Embry-Riddle has conducted extensive research into the applications of extended reality, including virtual, augmented and mixed reality, in aviation education. Key focus areas include enhancing pilot and technician skill acquisition, flight training, air traffic control and aviation maintenance.
Faculty and students collaborate on innovative projects that explore how immersive technologies can improve learning outcomes and operational performance. This research ensures Embry-Riddle remains at the forefront of XR integration in the aerospace industry.
Aviation Maintenance Students Learn with Advanced Tech
At Embry-Riddle, we're leading the future of Aviation Maintenance. With these advanced tools in the Extended Reality Lab, we're preparing tomorrow's aviation professionals, today.
Lab Director
Mohamed MahmoudDepartment of Aeronautical Science
College of Aviation
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Contact Us
Mohamed Mahmoud260 Tomcat Annex, Room 111
Daytona Beach, FL 32114