Immersive Technologies
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The government is investing ₹250 crore to set up AVGC Content Creator Labs in thousands of schools and colleges, which could expand skills in animation, gaming and extended reality for students across India.
India is witnessing a significant growth in the adoption of immersive technologies. This expansion is not limited to a single field but is actively spreading through multiple key sectors of the economy. Specifically, the education system is integrating these new digital tools to enhance learning experiences. Simultaneously, various industrial operations are utilizing this technology to improve efficiency and processes. The creative industries are also seeing a rise in the use of immersive platforms for content creation and engagement. This broadening reach indicates a strong national trend toward adopting advanced digital solutions across diverse professional and academic environments.
AVGC-XR refers to the ecosystem of Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics and Extended Reality, sectors that rely on immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality. National centres like the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies partner with global firms to develop curricula and industry links for creative talent.
- •Implementation of the AVGC Content Creator Labs in the announced secondary schools and colleges
- •Further announcements of partnerships or programs from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
- •Updates on how immersive technology curricula are integrated into existing education frameworks