#009: VR Training for Frontline Journalists

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Emotion Lab

Graeme Cox

20 episodes

1 day ago

Emotion Lab covers the latest in virtual reality, human behaviour and research through interviews with experts across healthcare, technology and academia. Graeme Cox and Charles Nduka, the founders of emteq labs, bring you regular interviews with those at the frontier of healthcare and research, diving into brand new technologies and how they measure, predict and affect human behaviour and emotion Find out more about Graeme and Charles' work at www.emteqlabs.com

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#009: VR Training for Frontline Journalists

Emotion Lab

28 minutes 4 seconds

4 years ago

#009: VR Training for Frontline Journalists

This week Graeme is joined by Aela Callan - a documentary filmmaker, journalist and co-founder of Head Set Aela and co-founder Kate Parkinson are no strangers to hostile environments, with more than 30 years of experience as foreign correspondents. Now Head Set is using the power of immersive technologies to create VR scenarios that help prepare journalists to work on the frontline and in hostile environments. Listen in to hear the story of how and why Head Set was founded and the role of VR in training journalists and many other professions for work-related scenarios.

Get in touch with emteq labs:
www.emteqlabs.com | info@emteqlabs.com

Get in touch with the guest - Aela Callan:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/aela-callan-vr/?originalSubdomain=uk

https://www.headset.studio/contact-us