News · July 2024
The PTR VR Training Library was shown in public for the first time at Smart Precinct NQ in Townsville on 18 July 2024.
Smart Precinct NQ opened the evening with a welcome, Simon Lowe took the floor, a panel took the questions from the room, and once the chairs were pushed back the headsets came out and the guests stepped into the Library themselves.
Guests arriving at the venue before the talks began.
Conversations around the room while it filled.
The welcome came from the front of the host's own room. Smart Precinct NQ's event listing set the evening out as transforming communication and leadership through virtual reality, with live demonstrations and a panel.
Smart Precinct NQ opened the evening and set out the program.
Guests photographed in front of the event banners.
Simon Lowe presented on the effectiveness of virtual reality training: which kinds of learning a headset does better than a slide, and which it does not.
The PTR VR Library is the catalogue of workplace scenarios that answer produced, built to be rehearsed rather than watched.
The chairs filled and the presentation began.
Four panellists took the front of the room under the PTR VR Library slide.
The panel taking questions from the audience.
After the panel the demonstrations began. Guests were fitted with a headset, handed the controllers, and took a turn inside a Library scenario.
Conversations after the formal program ended.
In 2024 the Queensland Government's Ignite Ideas Fund awarded PTR $95,000 for its Immersive VR Library project, listed among the Round 11 recipients.
Want to bring a Library title to your own team?
The library the evening launched, the technology behind it, and the people who built it.






The event listing, funding announcement and recording of the Library launch.

The host's listing for the evening: the venue, the date, the live demonstrations and the panel.

The recipient list carrying PTR's $95,000 award for the Immersive VR Library project.

The evening as it was recorded: the welcome, Simon Lowe's talk and the panel.
News · July 2024
The PTR VR Training Library was shown in public for the first time at Smart Precinct NQ in Townsville on 18 July 2024.
Smart Precinct NQ opened the evening with a welcome, Simon Lowe took the floor, a panel took the questions from the room, and once the chairs were pushed back the headsets came out and the guests stepped into the Library themselves.
The welcome came from the front of the host's own room. Smart Precinct NQ's event listing set the evening out as transforming communication and leadership through virtual reality, with live demonstrations and a panel.
Simon Lowe presented on the effectiveness of virtual reality training: which kinds of learning a headset does better than a slide, and which it does not.
The PTR VR Library is the catalogue of workplace scenarios that answer produced, built to be rehearsed rather than watched.
After the panel the demonstrations began. Guests were fitted with a headset, handed the controllers, and took a turn inside a Library scenario.
In 2024 the Queensland Government's Ignite Ideas Fund awarded PTR $95,000 for its Immersive VR Library project, listed among the Round 11 recipients.
Want to bring a Library title to your own team?
The library the evening launched, the technology behind it, and the people who built it.
The event listing, funding announcement and recording of the Library launch.

The host's listing for the evening: the venue, the date, the live demonstrations and the panel.

The recipient list carrying PTR's $95,000 award for the Immersive VR Library project.

The evening as it was recorded: the welcome, Simon Lowe's talk and the panel.