Singapore university whose Interactive 3D Design Lab and design-and-engineering programs are building spatial-computing coursework, hackathons, and Apple Vision Pro projects, including visionOS developer showcases and dedicated spatial computing instruction.
National University of Singapore introduced a dedicated spatial computing module and showed work from its first cohort of Apple Vision Pro projects, including healthcare, humanities, and STEM concepts such as MediView, SpatialGraph, Weave, and SpatialWard.
The National University of Singapore's Interactive 3D Design Group, led by Professor Gabriel Lipkowitz with Apple Certified Trainer Jia Chen Yee, hosted Hacking Spatial Computing, billed as the first university hackathon dedicated to spatial computing and Apple Vision Pro. The four-day event was held at NUS and at the Apple Developer Center Singapore, with more than fifty student participants building real spatial apps in Swift, many of them coming in with no prior Swift experience.