Overview of event
What is the latest and greatest in Augmented Reality research at EPRI? Attend our annual face to face for utility project members and anyone interested in discovering the value this emergent technology offers for a myriad of applications. You will have a chance to review successes, lessons learned and bounce ideas off each other as our cohort continues to pioneer the way humans and computers interface to solve big problems spanning utility industries.
Attendees can expect to learn about the latest and greatest applications and efforts within Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality in Electric Power and Utilities at large. Participants will learn what has worked, what isn’t working, and what remains to be attempted. Topics will range from application demonstrations with technical overviews to leaders sharing vision for the future of ‘Holograms’ and the newest headsets on the market.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone with Innovation, Emerging Tech, Technology Portfolio, R&D, Technology Evaluation, or CTO in the job title would benefit by seeing real world scenarios and get to ask their peers directly how their experience has been. Any project manager would benefit by seeing what has worked and what hasn’t.
Marketing groups within Utilities should see this as an opportunity to augment their brand.
Research directors will benefit by being able to evaluate if the EPRI program would be of use to them in their evaluation of Augmented and Virtual Reality.
Additionally anyone working in compliance and adhering to government regulations is going to benefit by witnessing firsthand how the technology reduces error rates and reduces planning costs.
Agenda
Check out the website for more details on the Agenda.
The keynote speaker is confirmed as David Oh, Head of Developer Relations, Meta Co.
David Gene Oh was born in San Francisco, and has developed games for companies like Ubisoft for over ten years. Passionate about virtual reality, he lead developer relations and sales for Leap Motion, but found a new home at Meta, the world’s most interesting headset, according to The Verge. In his free time, David loves talking about XR (AR/VR), on the Dopamine podcast.
Registration and Fees
NOTE: A tour of the Revolution and Make Software Change the World Exhibits is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. The price of admission is already included in the attendance fee.
- Program Funders Attendance Fee $499.00
- Non-Funders (Members) Attendance Fee $599.00
- EPRI Staff and Student Admission $399.00
Location and Travel
Computer History Museum
1401 N. Shoreline Blvd
Mountain View
California 94043
Suggested accommodation
Hotels near the Computer History Museum
55 Fairchild Drive
Mountain View, CA 94043
866.238.4218
2300 W El Camino Real
Mountain View, CA 94040
855.213.0582
5 Fairchild Drive
Mountain View, CA 94043
650.934.0155
200 E El Camino Real
Mountain View, CA 94043
650.209.6345
64 W El Camino Real
Mountain View, CA 94040
844.389.1464
NOTE: There will be heavy morning commute traffic at the intersection of US101 and Shoreline Blvd.
Please make sure to allow enough time when traveling from your hotel to the Computer History Museum. Recommended Airports: San Jose (SJC), San Francisco (SFO), Oakland (OAK)