Mixed Reality and Pervasive Computing Research Laboratory
MyXlab (Mixed Reality and Pervasive Lab) was established in August 2014 under the Faculty of Information Science and Technology (FTSM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
Our laboratory conducts research and innovation in the areas of Mixed Reality and Pervasive Computing including Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Mobile Application and Mobile Cloud by bringing together talented students and researchers. MyXlab provides a fully equipped multi-disciplinary project-based learning environment, aiming to serve the nation and community by sharing new forms of knowledge and producing high quality research and development.
Guiding principles that drive our research excellence
To be a leading research laboratory in mixed reality and pervasive computing
Contributing to technological advancement and innovation in Malaysia and globally
Shaping the future of human-computer interaction through immersive technologies
Conduct high-impact research in mixed reality and pervasive technologies
Develop innovative applications for education, healthcare, industry and society
Train the next generation of researchers and professionals
Bridge the gap between academic research and real-world applications
Pioneering technologies that shape the future
Immersive virtual environments for training, education, simulation, and entertainment applications.
Overlay digital content on real-world environments for enhanced user experiences and interactions.
Seamless integration of physical and digital worlds for innovative solutions and applications.
Ubiquitous computing, IoT applications, and smart systems for everyday life.
Learn more about our lab and research activities
Institutions and faculties that have collaborated with MyXlab
Center for Artificial Intelligence Technology
GOLD IT
Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia
Petronas
Pusat Sains Negara
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
We welcome partnerships with academia, industry, and research institutions. Let us work together to advance mixed reality and pervasive computing research.