A research team led by Professor Tammy ko Robinson of the Department of Applied Art Education at Hanyang University has secured software support for immersive learning using virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) from BodySwaps.

There are 100 institutions in the world that receive the support, and Hanyang University is the only one in Asia to receive the support.

Professor ko Robinson said, "This study is an interesting opportunity to learn about immersive learning with BodySwaps, a leader in global edutech. It is in line with our efforts to expand resources for educational practice, field practice, and IC-PBL learning for students."

"We look forward to this joint research and learning to create a digital platform for exhibition and training in the field of new extended reality (XR) media technology," said Aram Collier, co-director of research and artistic director of the Reel Asian Film Festival.

The study will be partially shared at the Association of Cultural Studies Institute in Taiwan, co-hosted by Professor Ko Robinson as part of the Hanyang University MOU and hosted by The International Center for Cultural Studies (ICCS), based in National Chiao Tung University