Minority Tech is collaborating with Case Western Reserve University's Interactive Commons Lab on their groundbreaking XR program, CWRUXR, an innovative application set to revolutionize VR/XR development.

This image highlights a foundational simple XR experience as seen through Microsoft HoloLens at the CWRU Interactive Commons Lab. CWRUXR, pronounced "CRUISER," is an innovative application developed by Case Western researchers. It simplifies the development of VR/XR applications, lowers costs, and ensures seamless simultaneous accessibility across various platforms and devices, including PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, Meta Quest, HTC, HoloLens, Apple Vision Pro, DESTEK, Reyneo, and more.

Pictured - Left to Right - Aimee Lurie - Information and Technology Literacy Manager at Cuyahoga County Public Library - David Brown Founder and Ex Director Minority Tech Alliance, and Erin Henningger Ex Director Interactive Commons, Case Western Reserve University.

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Minority Tech Alliance is proud to partner with JA Cleveland to positively impact young people's careers. Our Services have expanded to cover Lake, Lorain, Stark and Summit Counties

Junior Acheivment, in partnership with over 100 northeast Ohio businesses and organizations has launched the 2024-2025 JA Inspire program to help 6-12th grade students connect to potential school choices now to building their future dream careers, this covers all of Northeast Ohio.

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		MTA and NASA Glenn's Graphic Visualization Lab have found that we share common objectives in VR, AR, XR, and MR technologies. Together, we are revealing new possibilities in educational advancements.
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		Partnering with NEOSTEM - Minority Tech Alliance provides hands on activities of 4th generation technologies. This exposes individuals to high end applications so they get an understanding of what it looks, feels and operates like.

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