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Virtual reality makes manufacturing more accessible for people with disabilities
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Virtual reality makes manufacturing more accessible for people with disabilities
A new virtual reality room at Bismarck State College is the latest addition to a project to help people with disabilities get manufacturing jobs in North Dakota. The project is called XR for VR, which stands for “extended reality for vocational rehabilitation.” It’s a collaboration between Bismarck State College, Fargo virtual reality media company Be More Colorful and nonprofits ND Assistive and CAST.org.
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