Who We Are
The EAC is a research center at UA Little Rock that specializes in immersive visualization, virtual/augmented/mixed realities, interactive technologies and ubiquitous computing, and the intersection of machine learning and cybersecurity.
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EAC
The Donaghey Emerging Analytics Center
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Our Mission
The mission of the EAC centers on using immersive and interactive visualization research to solve complex, big data problems in industry, government, and research organizations.
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Westhall 360

Westhall 360 App How to Use the Unity Player × Click the arrow icon in the bottom right to enable full-screen mode. Click and drag

Real Estate 360

Real Estate 360 App × How to Use the Unity Player Click the arrow icon in the bottom right to enable full-screen mode. Click the

Maximus AR

Maximus AR The Maximus AR (Augmented Reality) Application, or the Mascot AR Selfie, enables fans attending the Jack Stephens Center for the Little Rock Trojans

Nursing 360

SPRING INTO SIMULATION! The nationally-ranked UA Little Rock Nursing program prepares students to be skilled and compassionate nurses. Our nursing students are highly regarded by

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Topography Collaboration

Topography Collaboration A significant challenge in the simulation of real environments for multiple participants is the ability to network multiple and disparate devices in both

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Anatomical Eyes

Anatomical Eyes One of the core challenges in medical education and practice is getting familiar with anatomy and all of the different parts that make

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Augmented Reality Engine Maintenance

Augmented Reality Engine Maintenance Mobile devices are opening a wide range of application areas for virtual and augmented reality. We are collaborating with several industry

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Augmented Reality Medical Gown

Augmented Reality Medical Gown This augmented reality mobile app is intended to show a future direction for personalized medical records. The user-owned gown can carry