Virtual Reality
NOTICE: The VR services are temporarily closed until further notice. Please contact unclibraryvr@unc.edu if you have any questions.
The UNC Libraries provide students, staff, and faculty access to Virtual Reality (VR) hardware and software. We offer different levels of VR service and access at three locations:
VR Gaming Station at the Undergraduate Library
Equipment
HTC Vive (with headset, headphones, and attached Lenovo gaming PC).
Software
VR Games and Experiences: Our Steam Library has the full list.
Availability & Reservations
You must be at least 18 years old and a current UNC affiliate to use the Undergraduate Library’s Gaming Station.
VR Development Studio at Kenan Science Library
*You must complete an orientation before you can use the workstation at KSL. To complete orientation please go to Kenan Science Library and ask at the front desk. Or email them at: kenanmakerspace@unc.edu
Read more about Kenan’s VR Policies.
Equipment
HTC Vive (with headset, headphones, and attached Lenovo gaming PC).
Canbor VR headset
Software
VR Development Tools: Unity3D, Unreal Engine 4, Blender, Maya, AutoCAD, Fusion360, SketchUp Make.
VR Games and Experiences: Our Steam Library has the full list.
Availability & Reservations
Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality (AR/VR) at the Health Sciences Library
The Health Sciences Library offers consultations and demonstrations of Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR) and their use in education, research, and clinical care.
To schedule a consultation or demo, please email digitalhealth@unc.edu.
Join the growing AR/VR community at UNC
Are you interested in learning more about AR/VR research and activities around campus? The UNC Augmented and Virtual Reality Interest Group includes over 250 people from all across campus, including faculty, students, and staff from just about every department at UNC Chapel Hill, and then some. Our goal is to promote innovative teaching and learning, research, training, clinical care, and entrepreneurship through the use of immersive technologies.
To join the UNC AR/VR Interest Group, as well as UNC’s AR/VR Faculty and Student Groups, visit arvr.web.unc.edu
