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Winners of the Tech Fest Student Game Jam (sponsored by Dolby)

Last June, 60+ of our top-performing students worked very hard on a one-of-a-kind design challenge: create a game where player-player communication is the main mechanic. All in only 48 hours.
To accomplish this, our industry partners from Dolby Laboratories taught us the most advanced features in their latest Dolby.io plugin for Unity.
10 student groups from 6+ very diverse disciplines within the university (IT, Engineering, Music and Sound Design, Games Dev, Computer Science, etc) have competed for 4 unique award categories. 

Winners of the Tech Fest CS:GO 1v1 Tournament (sponsored by MSI)

It is my great pleasure to announce that the winners of the competition are:

Collin Fu (1st Place) and Elijah Saiz-Smith (2nd Place)

They get to take home a MSI Desktop Computer and a MSI Gaming Monitor, that MSI has kindly and generously donated for this wonderful event. (Thanks MSI)

Also, special thanks to Luc Holland and Alexander Minton and their collaborators from the UTS Gamers Guild for all your efforts and dedication to make this such an EPIC event.

This gaming competition was part of the 2023 UTS Tech Festival, a 2-week event that brings current and prospective UTS students, academics and industry together to foster learning, inspiration, share ideas and promote innovation!​

Industry Talk by NVIDIA: Emerging Technologies in GenAI | 2023 Tech Fest

Last June, the UTS Games Studio had the opportunity to participate in the second iteration of the UTS Tech Festival, a 2-week event that aims at bringing together current students, academics, industry partners and like-minded tech enthusiasts to take part in an array of activities including hackathons, workshops, industry panels and student showcases.

This year, we joined forces with our student societies (Playmakers and the Gamers Guild) and our industry partners (from Dolby, NVIDIA) to create a unique program full of exciting and diverse game events. 

Health Points Podcast: Health Gamification Research

S2E5: Jaime Garcia ＜＞developing serious games for older adults & pregnant women + health gamification research

We have Dr. Jaime Garcia joining us, who is a senior lecturer in games development at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) with a background in software engineering at NeuRA (Neuroscience Research Australia), primarily designing, developing and maintaining fall prevention video games and mobile apps for the Falls Balance Injury Research Centre.

Workshop on Game Engine Architecture | 2023 UTS Tech Fest

Last June, the UTS Games Studio had the opportunity to participate in the second iteration of the UTS Tech Festival, a 2-week event that aims at bringing together current students, academics, industry partners and like-minded tech enthusiasts to take part in an array of activities including hackathons, workshops, industry panels and student showcases.

This year, we joined forces with our student societies (Playmakers and the Gamers Guild) and our industry partners (from Dolby, NVIDIA) to create a unique program full of exciting and diverse game events. 

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