DAY ONE - QMUL - Peston Lecture Theatre with Foyer
Number 18
Mile End Rd, Bethnal Green, London E1 4NS, United Kingdom
Queen Mary University of London
It guarantees a good first impression.
The exterior quality for Digital, VR&Haptic Thinkers´Meeting
It makes the the 5 of JUNE Meeting even more attractive.
Are you ready to unleash your potential and mold tomorrow with your own two hands? The "Hands that Shape the Future" competition is your arena to shine!
Showcase your skills and knowledge: Put your talents to the test and demonstrate your mastery at Queen Mary University of London.
Whether it is a haptics-reinforced virtual tool or a real handpiece, use it!
Our award program recognizes outstanding student skills and knowledge across eight categories, offering a total prize pool of 3,200 €.
A groundbreaking session that will explore the cutting-edge technological advancements revolutionizing health professional education. This transformative event promises to be a pivotal moment in shaping the future of healthcare training
During this session, you will: Discover how these state-of-the-art technologies can be seamlessly integrated into educational practices, enhancing skills across diverse health disciplines. Hear from world-renowned experts as they share their insights on augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and haptics-enhanced, AI-powered technologies. Explore the transformative impact of these innovations on preclinical and clinical training, and learn about future research directions aimed at improving healthcare outcomes.
ON 5TH OF JUNE, QMUL
Peston Lecture Theatre with Foyer
Our esteemed keynote speaker and chair of the poster award competition
Professor Lingström
Sahlgrenska Academy, Sweden
Professor Lingström
Sahlgrenska Academy, Sweden
Professor Lingström will bring a wealth of knowledge from his role as Professor and Chairman at the Department of Cariology, Institute of Odontology at Sahlgrenska Academy, the No 1. Dental School in the world.
His keynote address, "The Future of Cariology: Bridging the Gap Between Analog and Digital Learning," promises to offer groundbreaking insights into the integration of traditional and digital approaches in dental education.
As Vice President of our Digital, VR & Haptic Thinkers global team, Professor Lingström's participation highlights our commitment to advancing dental education through cutting-edge technology.
TALKS main tasks and goals.
The future of cariology: Bridging the gap between analog and digital learning
Development and validation study of novel dental alveolar surgery simulator
Exploring the “Haptic Wonder” in Dental University Education
The Digital Twins: Transforming Real Patients into 4D Models
Immersive Haptic Simulation for Motor Skill Acquisition in Prosthetic Dentistry
Optimal low risk posture training reinforced with haptic biofeedback: A Pilot Study exploring use with motion and haptic sensors
Optimizing Preclinical Skill Development: A strategic Approach
Haptics Vs Typodonts for Crown Preparation in Undergraduate Dental Student Education
A Guide for Integrating Virtual Dental Simulators into Postgraduate Education: Challenges and Solutions
Effective way to use VR machines for achievement of clinical dental skills
Neuroimaging of cognitive brain maps in digital learning: is it possible?
Skills Acquisition in Cavity Preparation in Conservative Dentistry through Virtual Haptic Simulation
Digital, VR & Haptic Thinkers supported event, June 6, 2025, RSM