UPM´s Virtual Labs team
The work team of the UPM´s Virtual Labs service is formed by staff of Gabinete de Tele-Educación of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. This team is made up of a technical coordinator and three programmers highly specialized with a 3D designer/modeler.
The so specific features of these laboratories, make that it development requires a very high knowledge of the platform which runs it (OpenSim) and its parent language (LSL). To create objects, other 3D design software such as 3D Studio Max are handled. Besides these laboratories and to enrich and integrate with other environments, the team handles a variety of technologies such as Labview, MatLab, HTML, CSS, PHP, AJAX, Javascript, C#, etc.
PhD in Software, Systems and Computing.
LSL and C# programmer in OpenSim. His main function is to implement and adapt different teaching practices to a 3D environment. Also working on the development of a tutor trying to add some artificial intelligence to the laboratories.
Degree in Computer Engineering.
Coursing Masters in Design and Playstation Game Development.
Expert in Unity. Develops the all the functionality of the project "Virtual Tour of UPM".
Electronics Advanced Technician, web and multiplatform developer.
His full profile, allows him, on the one hand, as a graphic designer, design and model the visual appearance of 3D objects and environments. And also program in LSL JS and PHP. It is a Unity enthusiast.
Degree in Telecommunications Systems.
Coursing Master in Eng. Telecommunications
Unity content creator. It is responsible for designing and programming obejots for virtual practices.
Arquitecto y estudiante de la ETSEM
Colabora modelando e incorporando materiales en laboratorios desarrollados en Unity.
Estudiante de Ingeniería Informática
UPM´s 3D Virtual Labs Service is offered through the Office of Tele-Education of the Polytechnic University of Madrid. Contact us for details.
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