Dillon and Nate, the dynamic duo from Universal Music Design (UMD), recently made waves at the Career Carnival Expo hosted at the Oregon State School for the Deaf. With a shared passion for innovation and empowerment, they set up a booth that left a lasting impression on students ranging from elementary to high school.
The Career Carnival Expo aimed to expose students to successful deaf figures and diverse career opportunities, igniting their curiosity and ambition for the future. Dillon and Nate's booth stood out as a beacon of creativity and technology amidst the array of exhibits. Featuring reactive lights and an engaging high-tech game called BeatMonsters, their booth captivated the imagination of all who visited.
BeatMonsters, crafted by Dillon himself, showcased his journey from college to his current role as a lead design engineer. Students were awestruck by the intricacies of the game and inspired by Dillon's ability to overcome challenges through technology. As they navigated through levels filled with monsters and hazards, they discovered the power of perseverance and innovation.
Meanwhile, Nate showcased the revolutionary Woojer Vest3s, offering attendees a glimpse into the world of spatial haptics for the first time. With minds blown and senses heightened, students and visitors experienced music in a whole new dimension, thanks to Nate's dedication to accessibility and inclusivity.
Amidst the hustle and bustle of the expo, Dillon and Nate's interactions with students echoed the spirit of empowerment and possibility. Through their stories and demonstrations, they instilled a sense of confidence and aspiration in the next generation of leaders and innovators.