Impact and inspiration: A project showcase with APAC creators
summary
A South Korea–Japan showcase reports concrete creations and measured results: a wheelchair treadmill with smart sensors plus companion app and a Unity-built 3D racing game aims to boost adherence, targets 55,000 users by 2025 and reports a clinical test where 16 patients showed >50% gains in endurance and strength after six weeks. Education pilots deliver a 10-hour sixth grade Unity course using microgames and visual scripting so students publish WebGL games. A VR team builds assisted trainers including a VR injection simulator with transparent-skin guidance to speed vaccinator training.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:46Unity in Korean education
- 8:56Encouragement for creators
- 9:18Healthcare with cancer tech
- 13:32Tech for disabled communities
- 24:22Durable VR training
- 29:00Closing and vision
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