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Take a look at BCIT in 360 degrees! Originally produced for the BC Tech Summit, this video offers a 360 degree look at some of ...

This is for the winners of Level 6 BSc Hons Computing technologies 2017 well done chaps and congratulations again.

Note: If you are watching this in 2D on a PC or phone you can grab and drag on the video to look around 360 degrees as it plays.

Welcome to the RoboHub, a state-of-the-art robotics facility for innovative research on multi-robot and human-robot teams. Take a ...

Welcome to the BCIT Computing TEC Hub, a state-of-the-art learning and collaboration space at the Downtown Campus in the ...

... "Innovative Tools and Methods in Emerging Technology- Driven Research" - Department of Applied Computing and Emerging ...

The Applied Innovation Exchange (AIE) is Capgemini's global initiative towards leveraging Applied Innovation. It is designed to ...

This is a 360° video and can be rotated using the mouse, the pan button in the top left corner, or WASD keys. Humeyra Caglayan ...

Get a 360 degree perspective on BCIT campuses.

Western Oregon University's Computer Science Department offers a world-class, industry focused curriculum for its students.

BCIT Campus Tour 360.

Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology (FIT) in St. Augustin work on mixed and augmented ...

This is a 360° video and can be rotated using the mouse, the pan button in the top left corner, or WASD keys. Associate Professor ...

Welcome to the "parking garage" of innovation! We're on Level 1 of the Venetian Expo in Eureka Park, where companies must be ...

Get a 360 degree look at the BCIT booth at BC TECH SUMMIT this year.

Demo shown along with poster presentation for "Development of Concussion Evaluation Tools Using Life-Like Virtual Reality ...

A Day in the Life of an IDM Student A 360º film experience portraying the life of a MSc. Interactive Digital Media student at Trinity ...

360 video from our robot driving around in Anacortes.

What are the ingredients for cooking up an accurate atmospheric model? And what happens when the recipe goes wrong?