Not many people know how windmills work and how long they have been used. Energy in the Sky is a VR game where you can go watch the development of windmills over time. The player starts in a room full of paintings. Each painting leads to a different time and island. On each island is a windmill and a description that the player can look at. Each description explains how the windmill works, what time it was used, and why it was made. 

The oldest windmill is around 1,000 years old. Energy in the Sky is an immersive VR project that teaches people about windmills over different times in history. Not many people know how old windmills are or how they work. Knowing this knowledge can be very beneficial for many people based on their jobs and what they are learning.     

Energy in the sky is focused on people learning to become renewable energy engineers. As the user steps in they can teleport to different islands. Each island has its own windmill and a stand with a description that explains how old the windmill is, how much power it creates per hour, and many other interesting facts. Additionally, the player can move around each island and can see why the windmill was built in that region. This is due to the island's environment which is similar to the region where the windmill came from. TO build this we used unity for the code and for the modeling we used blender and rhino.

Energy Tycoon is a VR game made to educate and instruct people on how to manage renewable energy and prevent pollution. Observing charts and percentages provided from ISO-NE, we noticed that managing energy is a very complex and difficult process. It is an immersive VR experience where the user creates and spends energy to build their very own renewable space, while also managing pollution and a minimum rate of energy generated.

Heatseeker is a innovating world designed to help the user visualize, experience, and develop a better understanding of geothermal energy. In Heatseeker, the user is hired to work on the fictional Nevada Institute of Energy Research, Facility 10. While working on the site the user completes an arrangement of mini-games and puzzles each designed to further the user's knowledge about geothermal energy.