A unique experience
USC's CAVE2 is a powerful visualisation tool that can immerse its audience in a limitless range of visual and audio content.
This unique experience makes CAVE2 the ideal presentation tool. Despite being visually arresting and strikingly modern, setting up presentations for the CAVE2's 320 degree panorama is surprisingly straightforward, which is why local schools, government departments, businesses and industries are partnering with USC to reach their audiences.
Visualisation for the community
The CAVE2 is housed in the heart of the USC Sunshine Coast campus, with its own bespoke building featuring ample room for 'break-out' sessions and separate presentation areas. Outside the building are covered study and meeting areas surrounded by stunning architecture and lush Queensland foliage.
USC wish to extend the use of this facility to the wider community, and our dedicated team are on hand to assist you with presentation set-up and technical advice.
About CAVE2™
The state-of-the-art, 5-Star Green Star rated Engineering Learning Hub (ELH) delivers world class learning and teaching facilities over three levels.
At the core of this new building are three cutting-edge visualisation facilities which provide a hybrid of 2D and 3D virtual reality learning environments which allows students to see and interact with complex data in ways that accelerate and deepen their learning.
The largest of these facilities is the Visualisation Studio which houses the CAVE2: Cave Automated Virtual Environment. One of only four of its kind in the world (one in Melbourne and two in the USA), the CAVE2 provides a near-seamless, 320-degree, immersive, panoramic 3D virtual environment. CAVE2 was developed by the Electronic Visualisation Laboratory at the University of Illinois Chicago and was commercialised by Mechdyne Corporation. It is the next generation of virtual, immersive visualisation technology.
Booking CAVE2TM
If you are interested in using CAVE2 and it's facilities for an event, school visit or function, please complete the form below. Please note that our priority is teaching, therefore all enquiries will be assessed on an individual basis and not all requests may be able to be accommodated due to availability.
Community news from the Cave
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![USC student Kristin Emanuelsen rugs up during her time in the Canadian Arctic]()
4 Jun 2019
Snowflakes on eyelashes for students on Arctic trip
USC student Kristin Emanuelsen isn’t batting an eyelid at the Sunshine Coast’s start to winter after spending two months in temperatures more than 30 degrees below zero in Canada.
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6 Mar 2019
History and futures academic releases Next Big Thing
A USC academic passionate about teaching and researching world history and sustainable futures will launch his second book of poetry from 12pm tomorrow, Thursday 7 March, at the USC Art Gallery on campus at Sippy Downs.
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12 Feb 2019
Public lecture at USC on fight to save turtles
An international oceanographer working to save vital green turtle nesting sites from poaching on islands off West Papua will give a free public lecture at USC Sunshine Coast on Tuesday 19 February.
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2 Aug 2018
Study seeks overhaul of Australia’s coastline management
An “urgent” study to find new ways to manage Australia’s changing coastlines will begin soon at the University of the Sunshine Coast after attracting $1 million in funding.
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Take a tour of CAVE2™
USC's CAVE2 is a powerful visualisation tool that can immerse its audience in a limitless range of visual and audio content.
This unique experience makes CAVE2 the ideal presentation tool. Despite being visually arresting and strikingly modern, setting up presentations for the CAVE2's 320 degree panorama is surprisingly straightforward, which is why local schools, government departments, businesses and industries are partnering with USC to reach their audiences.
Visualisation for the community
The CAVE2 is housed in the heart of the USC Sunshine Coast campus, with its own bespoke building featuring ample room for 'break-out' sessions and separate presentation areas. Outside the building are covered study and meeting areas surrounded by stunning architecture and lush Queensland foliage.
USC wish to extend the use of this facility to the wider community, and our dedicated team are on hand to assist you with presentation set-up and technical advice.
About CAVE2™
The state-of-the-art, 5-Star Green Star rated Engineering Learning Hub (ELH) delivers world class learning and teaching facilities over three levels.
At the core of this new building are three cutting-edge visualisation facilities which provide a hybrid of 2D and 3D virtual reality learning environments which allows students to see and interact with complex data in ways that accelerate and deepen their learning.
The largest of these facilities is the Visualisation Studio which houses the CAVE2: Cave Automated Virtual Environment. One of only four of its kind in the world (one in Melbourne and two in the USA), the CAVE2 provides a near-seamless, 320-degree, immersive, panoramic 3D virtual environment. CAVE2 was developed by the Electronic Visualisation Laboratory at the University of Illinois Chicago and was commercialised by Mechdyne Corporation. It is the next generation of virtual, immersive visualisation technology.
Booking CAVE2TM
If you are interested in using CAVE2 and it's facilities for an event, school visit or function, please complete the form below. Please note that our priority is teaching, therefore all enquiries will be assessed on an individual basis and not all requests may be able to be accommodated due to availability.
Community news from the Cave
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4 Jun 2019
![USC student Kristin Emanuelsen rugs up during her time in the Canadian Arctic]()
Snowflakes on eyelashes for students on Arctic trip
USC student Kristin Emanuelsen isn’t batting an eyelid at the Sunshine Coast’s start to winter after spending two months in temperatures more than 30 degrees below zero in Canada.
-
6 Mar 2019
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History and futures academic releases Next Big Thing
A USC academic passionate about teaching and researching world history and sustainable futures will launch his second book of poetry from 12pm tomorrow, Thursday 7 March, at the USC Art Gallery on campus at Sippy Downs.
-
12 Feb 2019
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Public lecture at USC on fight to save turtles
An international oceanographer working to save vital green turtle nesting sites from poaching on islands off West Papua will give a free public lecture at USC Sunshine Coast on Tuesday 19 February.
-
2 Aug 2018
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Study seeks overhaul of Australia’s coastline management
An “urgent” study to find new ways to manage Australia’s changing coastlines will begin soon at the University of the Sunshine Coast after attracting $1 million in funding.
Take a tour of CAVE2™