Bernie Roehl

Bernie Roehl has extensive work experience in the development and implementation of virtual reality (VR) technology. Bernie started their career at 3DNA Corp in 2002, where they worked as a software developer until 2009. During their time at 3DNA Corp and afterwards, Bernie worked for various companies as a software developer, specializing in creating VR projects. Notably, they developed VR projects for the company 3DNA and authored several books and technical articles on VR. Bernie also designed and taught a VR course for NBCC Miramichi. Prior to their work in the VR industry, they worked at the University of Waterloo as a software developer, focusing on the development of labs and software to support the operations of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. Throughout their career, Bernie has gained considerable expertise in 3D graphics and has made significant contributions to the field of VR development.

Bernie Roehl attended the University of Waterloo from 1977 to 1981, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree.