Group members: Adila Sayyed (’19), Sheryl Tey (’19), Izzy Ngo (’20), Anisha Charan (honorary member, ’18), Alan Ng, Bhavani Bala
VERE360 (Virtual Experience Real Empathy 360) was founded to develop immersive technology content for social issues education around the ASEAN region.
Now a Singapore-based start-up that democratises experiential learning using virtual reality, VERE360 has developed a library of virtual reality (VR) educational content based on various curricula for k12. VERE360 is incubated by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Enterprise and is part of Singapore’s first Edtech Accelerator, EduSpaze (supported by Enterprise Singapore).
We believe that by allowing people to take on the perspective of those suffering from social issues using immersive technologies such as VR, we can help raise awareness and develop empathy towards these issues. VERE360 works with local and regional social enterprises to develop immersive content to draw more attention to the efforts of these organisations. We also develop immersive technology-assisted curricula and workshops for schools and governmental institutions to help educate people about social issues. We have an on-going partnership with more than 10 organisations and schools and have showcased our work to hundreds of people all over Singapore through workshops and events.
We always welcome anyone who wants to contribute to our work in any capacity, as we want to continue to facilitate the development of young talent across the region. Our team comprises young, creative individuals who are looking to develop their skills in videography, scriptwriting, 3D modeling, business development etc. while working towards driving impact. Our main goal is to raise effective awareness towards as many social causes as possible.
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You can contact us at vere360.contact@vere360.org or message us via our Facebook page.
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