University of North Texas 
Spatially Contextualized Visualization for Emergency Planning Using XREAL One Augmented Reality
- MARA-Spatial Analysis & Visual Communication
- MARA & Digital Twin: Real-time Indoor Navigation
- XREAL One for Visualization in Emergency Planning
- MARA-Geospatial App for Emergency Response
- Hololens - Building Evacuation & Crime Analysis
- MARA Applications
- Back to DVXR Research
- Augmented Reality
- Virtual Reality
- Active Shooter Response & Training
- Virtual AI Tutor using Generative AI
- VR Fire Evacuation Training using Digital Twin and BCI
- NSF iHARP Grant: Annotation and Visualization of Heterogeneous Data
- Multi‐User Virtual Reality (MUVR)
- Virtual Reality Instructional (VRI) modules
- Megacity
- Active Shooter Response and Training for BSU Campus
- VRI Training for Quality of Care and Patient Safety
- Virtual Reality Classroom
- Human Centric Cyber Situation Awareness
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- Digital Twin
- Health Informatics
- Virtual AI Tutor/Assistant
- Active Shooter Response
- Data Visualization
- VRI Modules
- ARI Modules
- MUVR
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Current Students: Johannas Meela Katikala, Kanishk Sharma
Status: Current
Hands-on experimentation with the XREAL One augmented reality (AR) platform has demonstrated strong potential for developing applications in building evacuation planning. This work illustrates how AR technologies like the XREAL One can deliver spatially contextualized 3D visualizations that enhance user comprehension. By embedding digital information into real-world contexts, the system supports more intuitive knowledge acquisition and strengthens cognitive mapping, ultimately improving decision-making in complex and time-sensitive situations.
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