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1 AUGMENTED & VIRTUAL REALITY STEM CLASS REV. C.E. WASHINGTON

Course outline 4th Session 1) General Recap 2) Knowing Our Story 3) Review of Eye and Brain 4) Review of Light 5) Scientific Notation 6) Mathematical Review, 7)

2 Course outline 4th Session 1) General Recap 2) Knowing Our Story 3) Review of Eye and Brain 4) Review of Light 5) Scientific Notation 6) Mathematical Review, 7) Introduction of Dr. J 8) AR/ VR design 9) Demonstrating Your Skills: AR/VR construction 10)Introduction of Mr. Cumming's Future Business Designs 11)Course Evaluation

3 AR & VR COLLEGE TEAM SUPPORT STAFF

4 PARTICIPATING STUDENTS

6 Tables for cash

7 KNOW THY SELF

8 "KNOWN AFRICAN-AMERICAN INVENTORS" The following pages represent a unique and rate collection of African-American Inventors and their Inventions dating from This list originates almost entirely (with some exceptions) from the rare list compiled by Mr. Henry Baker in the late 1800s to early 1900s. Mr. Baker was an African-American who worked for the U.S. Patent Office during these early years. During this time African-Americans had little to no rights which obviously made entering into contractual and legal agreements very difficult if not impossible. More than enough laws prevented early African-Americans from participating in most legal processes; especially those of contest against white persons concerning ownership, claim, patent infringement, etc. Many African-Americans inventors lost or never gained legal rights to their inventions and those who were fortunate enough to obtain invention patents for example, were seldom recognized. Many slaves who were inventors automatically lost rights to their inventions to their slave master. Henry Baker took it upon himself to make sure that African-Americans who were awarded patents by the United States Government would be unofficially documented. This was very unique and important decision since the U.S. Patent office has never recorded culture or racial identity on patent applications. To accomplish this Henry Baker made a mark (only recognizable by him) on the forms of known African-American inventors who had submitted patents to the Patent Office. Using these marked forms he compiled one of the most important records in African-American history. These documents have become known as The Henry Baker Papers. Without them we would never have known the magnitude of the African-American contribution to society and the world.

9 WHAT WAS STOLEN FROM US The list that follows is alphabetized by the inventor s name. View List

10 OUR ART & IMAGE

Your Eyes There's more to the colors we see than what meets our eyes; thanks to the quirky nature of perception, colors seen in context with other hues can be completely transformed.

11 Your Eyes There's more to the colors we see than what meets our eyes; thanks to the quirky nature of perception, colors seen in context with other hues can be completely transformed. In a trick that has to be seen to be believed, neuroscientist and artist Bevil Conway shows how the right background can turn blue into yellow in this clip from "What Is Color?", a program at the 2014 World Science Festival.

12 MELANIN Source of color and light

13 MR. David Cummings Message to Youth Future Business Builders And Owners

14 Gil Scott Save the Children

15 Gil Scott First Minutes of a New Day

16 MR. Q recap LIGHT Brain Math NOTATIONS MELANIN

17 GUESS WHAT TIME IS IT?

18 Mr. DJ

19 UNBOXING by Kevin

20 Google cardboard

21 Smart VR design

22 How to setup virtual VR headset with android phones

23 Making Night Vision with Google Cardboard

24 Manins says aside from the tech industries, other sectors such as tourism, engineering, architecture and entertainment in New Zealand could explore the possibilities of this new tech a lot more. What people are finding is augmented reality is a new way of telling stories, so we can show our culture and our history through augmented reality and deliver some really creative experiences for people, she says. In terms of tourism, there s a huge opportunity here for New Zealand to embrace for international and domestic tourism, we ll see a lot of operators trying to explore how they can add that into their offer. There are already some early adopters of this tech, such as Queenstown-based Ziptrek Ecotours, which has been using VR

25 Microsoft HoloLens

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RANDI L. KARPINIA SENIOR PATENT OPERATIONS COUNSEL LAW DEPARTMENT, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC.

RANDI L. KARPINIA SENIOR PATENT OPERATIONS COUNSEL LAW DEPARTMENT, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC. Patent Basics Should all new ideas be patented? Why do patents matter? When should a patent application be filed?