Meshlink Co., Ltd. announced that it recently provided a demonstration and experience program of its immersive educational content ‘Faraday XR’ to faculty members from Vietnam PTIT University of Technology who visited Korea.
‘Faraday XR’ is an extended reality (XR)-based educational content developed in-house by Meshlink,
By implementing the actual semiconductor n-MOSFET manufacturing process in a virtual environment, learners can practice directly.
It is designed to help understand the process.
In particular, by using the responsive linkage condition function, users can directly input the values they want, and accordingly
It is highly useful in educational settings because the process and results change.
PTIT University of Technology is an engineering university in Vietnam that trains skilled technical personnel, and is industry-linked
We are strengthening education and actively promoting the introduction of a practice-oriented curriculum.
Through this demonstration, PTIT [showed] practical ways in which ‘Faraday XR’ can be integrated into local educational settings
I confirmed the possibility.
Hieu Thi Nguyen, Dean of the Faculty of Electronic Engineering at PTIT University of Technology, said, “Beyond simple viewing content
“The fact that they could learn by directly manipulating things was very impressive,” they said, adding that “students’ participation and understanding
“I believe it is content that can be enhanced at the same time,” he said, sharing his thoughts.
Hajin Su, CEO of Meshlink Co., Ltd., stated, “We are giving PTIT the opportunity to experience Faraday XR content firsthand.
“It was meaningful to be able to provide this,” he said, adding, “We will continue to expand our support so that various countries and educational institutions can experience immersive content.”
