In Room 218 of Thornton Hall, red lights guided students to an exhibition where they could discover various virtual reality, artificial reality and extended reality technologies on Wednesday.  Sanika Doolani, an assistant professor, hosted a Reality Experience Design Lab event where student researchers’ works were presented and companies like Update, Flow Immersive, Aatral and Vive presented their technology.  Doolani launched the RED Lab earlier this year for two purposes: To bring the tech industry to students and to expose new technology to students.  “Giving them direct access to speaking with the people working in these different companies, experiencing their tech, learning about the tech stack and what's required, and how can they use it for their own professional development,” Doolani said. “The second intention was to expose the students to these new emerging technologies so that they can have a hands-on experience with the new virtual reality headsets or maybe the new tech ...