LEARNTEC 2012, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, will focus on the valuable interconnection of education, learning and information technology. From 31 January to 2 February in Karlsruhe, szenaris GmbH will be demonstrating how to ideally combine the three factors.
Wide range of technologies, teaching methods and topics in e-learning
Worldwide networking is making more and more training topics relevant and interesting to the e-learning sector. Innovative new developments in information technology are contributing significantly to making education and learning more effective. “We explore the wide range of technical and teaching possibilities for e-learning products in order to select precisely the right method for each learning topic”, explains szenaris managing director Klaus Bock-Müller. The training and simulation systems created by szenaris clearly reflect this principle.
At LEARNTEC 2012, the Bremen-based company will exhibit new products developed over the previous two years and invite interested visitors to literally immerse themselves in various training systems by offering them the opportunity not only to test their skill with the expanded version of the virtual reality training “Remote-Controlled Robots” but also to control a diving robot.
In addition, szenaris will present other systems developed to provide training for IT service engineers and operators of agricultural machinery.
Talks on 3D reality modelling and on simulation systems
LEARNTEC 2012 will again be accompanied by a high-class convention programme focusing on a number of key topics.
In the “Technology” key topic, Dr. Uwe Katzky will hold a talk on 1 February on a method of creating precise 3D models of reality. In his presentation, the managing director of szenaris will show how real environments can be made available in virtual worlds in a very short time using photo panoramas and point clouds recorded by laser.
The LEARNTEC customer forum will focus on how e-learning can successfully be deployed, and highlight current trends in this field. One example are the szenaris simulation systems for remote-controlled robots, which Klaus Bock-Müller will present at the first customer forum on 31 January.
Visit us at Stand C52 in the dm-arena from 31 January to 2 February 2012 and don’t miss the chance to win an iPad 2.
The szenaris team looks forward to meeting you.
Wide range of technologies, teaching methods and topics in e-learning
Worldwide networking is making more and more training topics relevant and interesting to the e-learning sector. Innovative new developments in information technology are contributing significantly to making education and learning more effective. “We explore the wide range of technical and teaching possibilities for e-learning products in order to select precisely the right method for each learning topic”, explains szenaris managing director Klaus Bock-Müller. The training and simulation systems created by szenaris clearly reflect this principle.
At LEARNTEC 2012, the Bremen-based company will exhibit new products developed over the previous two years and invite interested visitors to literally immerse themselves in various training systems by offering them the opportunity not only to test their skill with the expanded version of the virtual reality training “Remote-Controlled Robots” but also to control a diving robot.
In addition, szenaris will present other systems developed to provide training for IT service engineers and operators of agricultural machinery.
Talks on 3D reality modelling and on simulation systems
LEARNTEC 2012 will again be accompanied by a high-class convention programme focusing on a number of key topics.
In the “Technology” key topic, Dr. Uwe Katzky will hold a talk on 1 February on a method of creating precise 3D models of reality. In his presentation, the managing director of szenaris will show how real environments can be made available in virtual worlds in a very short time using photo panoramas and point clouds recorded by laser.
The LEARNTEC customer forum will focus on how e-learning can successfully be deployed, and highlight current trends in this field. One example are the szenaris simulation systems for remote-controlled robots, which Klaus Bock-Müller will present at the first customer forum on 31 January.
Visit us at Stand C52 in the dm-arena from 31 January to 2 February 2012 and don’t miss the chance to win an iPad 2.
The szenaris team looks forward to meeting you.
