KRUU Projects

Top professors, academic experts and industry partners have come together to create Kruu projects. Each project module is thoughtfully designed to guide middle and high school students through a logical sequence of problem solving. Students gain access to curated content, worksheets, and study materials, and they are paired with research assistants for guidance. Here are all the Kruu projects.

AR/VR for Improving In-Patient Experience

Grades

7

Starts on

August 2024

Discipline

STEM

Duration

21 Days

About Project

How can AR/VR and immersive media be used to enhance the hospital experience for in-patients? Students will explore innovative ways to utilise virtual reality and augmented reality technologies to create calming environments, interactive distractions, and educational experiences tailored to the needs of hospital patients, aiming to improve their overall well-being and comfort during their stay. Overall, the project will encourage and reward students for utilising AR/VR in creative ways to improve the hospitalisation experience for in-patients.

Expert Profile

Dr. Manohar Kollegal is the Vice President of R&D and Head of the Innovation Cell at the Center for Innovation in Diagnostics, Siemens Healthineers, India. With extensive experience in medical diagnostics, healthcare innovation, and translational research, he leads cutting-edge initiatives to advance AI-driven healthcare solutions, precision diagnostics, and digital health technologies.

Throughout his career, Dr. Kollegal has played a pivotal role in developing next-generation diagnostic tools and fostering collaborations between industry, academia, and healthcare institutions. His expertise spans technology strategy, product development, and regulatory sciences, driving impactful innovations in global healthcare ecosystems.

A strong advocate for mentorship and knowledge-sharing, Dr. Kollegal actively contributes to research, innovation leadership, and talent development, shaping the future of healthcare diagnostics and medical technology.

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