Type of course:
Digital learning, Journey
Language:
EN
Proficiency:
Intermediate
Target:
Students, Professionals, Manager
This course is officially recognised and labelled by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). EIT Label is a quality mark awarded to programmes demonstrating outstanding innovation, educational excellence and societal impact.
PathImplement the Do It Together Process
LessonCo-creation in the context of Do it Together
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LessonOpen manufacturing in the context of Do it Together
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LessonEvaluation of your knowledge about the Do it Together process
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PathMobile 3D Scanning for product design
LessonWhat do you know about 3D scanning from Smartphones?
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LessonScanning from a Smartphone. The concepts of Augmented Reality
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LessonScanning with a LiDAR equipped Smartphone
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Lesson3D scans from post-processing techniques after Smartphone acquisition
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LessonSetup a mobile 3D scanning application
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LessonScanning from a Smartphone for building CAD files
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LessonHow to select a mobile 3D scanning technology?
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LessonEvaluate your skills about mobile 3D scanning
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PathImmersive Creativity in furniture design processes
LessonWhat do you know about Immersive Creativity ?
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LessonA brief introduction to immersive virtual reality
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LessonIntroduction to Immersive Creativity
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LessonThe key functions of Immersive Creativity
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LessonImmersive Creativity in a furniture design process
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LessonEvaluation of the knowledge about Immersive Creativity
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LessonSetup an immersive creativity session
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LessonExperience an immersive creativity session
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LessonA case study of immersive creativity in a furniture design process
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PathImmersive Design for sustainable furniture creation
LessonWhat do you know about Immersive Design?
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LessonA brief introduction to immersive virtual reality
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LessonVirtual Reality for product creation
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LessonThe key functions of Immersive Design of furniture
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LessonA case study of Immersive Design of a piece of furniture
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LessonEvaluation of the knowledge about Immersive Design of Furniture
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