Antonia is a self-taught AR (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) programmer – technologies that blend the virtual and real worlds. She creates inventive games and applications for AR and VR technologies, like developing covid-safe touch screen technologies, developing virtual rock concerts or 3D-scanning building sites for virtual safety training.
Antonia is a self-taught AR (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) programmer – technologies that blend the virtual and real worlds. She creates inventive games and applications for AR and VR technologies, like developing covid-safe touch screen technologies, developing virtual rock concerts or 3D-scanning building sites for virtual safety training.
STEM teaches you skills like how to approach a problem that you’ve never seen before."
R (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) technical specialist, building games, demos and applications and teaching others how to use Unity software.
I don’t have a degree in computer science…I originally wanted to be a TV wildlife presenter! One day I decided I wanted to learn to code, just before I turned 30. I then started showing and presenting what I’d been working on to others and got a job with a tech company.
I work from home. I get up and go to my home office. I then decide what new thing I’m going to learn that day – currently I have a new piece of technology that I’m trying a learn, an AR headset.
A lot of different jobs are open to you if you do a STEM degree. The jobs that you’re going to go in to might not even exist yet. STEM teaches you skills like how to approach a problem that you’ve never seen before.
Learn to code; learn programming! There are courses online that are totally free which take you from knowing nothing at all. Also if you try learning something and don’t understand it at first – that’s ok, and that’s not a bad sign! Every day I have to do something that I don’t understand and have never done before. Grown ups in all kinds of jobs are still figuring things out as they go along.
STEM teaches you skills like how to approach a problem that you’ve never seen before."
R (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) technical specialist, building games, demos and applications and teaching others how to use Unity software.
I don’t have a degree in computer science…I originally wanted to be a TV wildlife presenter! One day I decided I wanted to learn to code, just before I turned 30. I then started showing and presenting what I’d been working on to others and got a job with a tech company.
I work from home. I get up and go to my home office. I then decide what new thing I’m going to learn that day – currently I have a new piece of technology that I’m trying a learn, an AR headset.
A lot of different jobs are open to you if you do a STEM degree. The jobs that you’re going to go in to might not even exist yet. STEM teaches you skills like how to approach a problem that you’ve never seen before.
Learn to code; learn programming! There are courses online that are totally free which take you from knowing nothing at all. Also if you try learning something and don’t understand it at first – that’s ok, and that’s not a bad sign! Every day I have to do something that I don’t understand and have never done before. Grown ups in all kinds of jobs are still figuring things out as they go along.