GETTING STARTED WITH AUGMENTED REALITY / VIRTUAL REALITY, KPR Institute Engineering and Technology, Autonomous Engineering Institution, Coimbatore, India

Event Report:      
·       The Department of Computer Science and Business Systems have organized the workshop titled “Getting Started with Augmented Reality / Virtual reality” on 15.03.2023 in the CSBS Department. 65 student participants attended the workshop. 
·       The Startups Session was a highly informative and insightful event that provided entrepreneurs and startup enthusiasts with the opportunity to learn from Mr.Mahendra Vellingiri, Founder, Coitor, and Coimbatore.
·       Mr.Mahendra Vellingiri began by discussing the importance of identifying a unique value proposition and creating a strong brand identity. He emphasized the need to differentiate oneself from competitors and to consistently communicate one's value to potential customers.
·       Passion and perseverance are key: The speaker emphasized the importance of having a deep passion for AR/VR, as well as the perseverance to keep going even when faced with setbacks and challenges.
·       The session concluded with a Q&A session, where audience members had the opportunity to ask the Mr.Mahendra Vellingiri questions about his own experiences and insights on the startup journey.
·        The AR/VR Entrepreneurship Session provided valuable insights into what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur in this exciting and rapidly growing industry. By focusing on passion, problem-solving, collaboration, and risk-taking, aspiring AR/VR entrepreneurs can position themselves for success in the years ahead.
·       The event was organized by Dr. R.Devi Priya, HoD/Computer science and Business Systems and Dr.T.RajaSekaran, Associate Head / Computer science and Business Systems
·         The workshop organized Mr.Mahendra Vellingiri, Founder, Coitor, and Coimbatore.
·         The session was handled by I year-  J.R Sudharshan, J. Kritthanya,
 N. Naveen, Student Coordinators/ Computer Science and Business Systems