Meptik and Disguise Enable Miami University Students To Learn Practical Real-time Workflows for Next-Generation Media
In a grand ribbon-cutting ceremony at the newly constructed Richard M. McVey Data Science Building, Miami University proudly revealed its latest technological marvel — an extended reality (XR) stage for the education of students in real-time workflows. Meptik, the leader in creative and technical services for virtual and immersive productions, spearheaded the design and installation of the stage, providing students with an unparalleled opportunity to craft innovative audience experiences. As part of Disguise, the go-to platform for visual experiences, Meptik are transforming immersive entertainment globally with cutting-edge technology and end-to-end, world-class services.
The official introduction of the stage marks a groundbreaking addition to Miami University’s commitment to offering students hands-on learning opportunities in conceiving, developing, creating and deploying next-generation media solutions. With unique courses centered around the new LED volume, the university is advancing education in emerging technologies in an unprecedented manner.
Within Miami University’s College of Creative Arts, the Emerging Technology in Business and Design undergraduate and graduate program students will now be able to explore the complexities of designing visuals for LED stages. They will also be able to learn how to manage LED stage technical integrations. This will be done as part of courses including Motion Design for Video Post Production and Immersive and Reactive Tools and Creating Visuals for Music Performance.

