Students from participating universities met at the second project workshop at EHWA Womans University in Korea, and combined much of the work done, using the Unity3D project platform. They created a demo which showcased realistic lighting of virtual objects according to 360-degree video, with the ability for the viewer to use their real hands to interact with the virtual objects. Haptic feedback allowed the viewer to feel when the virtual counterpart of their real-life hand was touching an object in the virtual scene.