We are pleased to present these conference proceedings in the VTT Technology series, the
papers accepted for the Industrial Track of EuroVR 2018, the 15th annual EuroVR conference,
Savoy Place, London, United Kingdom, 22nd to 23th October 2018.
In previous years the EuroVR conference has been held in Bremen (2014), Lecco (2015), Athens
(2016), and Laval (2017). This series was initiated in 2004 by the INTUITION Network of
Excellence in Virtual and Augmented Reality, supported by the European Commission until
2008, and incorporated within the Joint Virtual Reality Conferences (JVRC) from 2009 to 2013.
The focus of the EuroVR conferences is to present, each year, novel Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed
Reality (MR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies, including software systems, display
technologies, interaction devices, and applications, to foster engagement between industry,
academia, and the public sector, and to promote the development and deployment of
VR/MR/AR technologies in new, emerging, and existing fields. This annual event of the EuroVR
association (https://www.eurovr-association.org/) provides a unique platform for exchange
between researchers, technology providers, and end users around commercial or research
applications.
This publication is a collection of the industrial papers presented at the conference. It provides
an interesting perspective into current and future industrial applications of VR/AR/MR. The
Industrial Track is an opportunity for industry to tell the research and development
communities what they use the technologies for, to say what they really think about VR/AR/MR,
and to explain their needs now and in the future. You will find presentations from large and
small industries from all over Europe and beyond.
We would like to warmly thank the industrial committee chairs for their great support and
commitment to the conference, and special thanks go to the local organizing committee for
their great effort in making this event happen .
Enjoy your time in London!
On behalf of the organising committee,
EuroVR IPC member and Principal Scientist at VTT
Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Finland
Research Fellow and Lecturer at School of Simulation
and Visualisation, Glasgow School of Arts, UK