Nick obtained a bachelor's degree in Audiovisual Techniques: Photography in 2011. He then worked as a photographer for several Belgian newspapers such as 'De Standaard' and 'De Morgen'. In 2017, he released his first documentary photo book 'Bus Stop', which depicts the effects of globalization in the Belgian landscape in his own unique way. Additionally, he delved into architectural projects. For several years now, he has specialized in architectural photography for architectural firms and designers.

Luka graduated as a midwife from Artesis Hogeschool Antwerp in 2012 and obtained her MSc in Nursing and Midwifery from the University of Antwerp in 2014. She then worked as a midwife at the fertility clinic GZA Sint-Augustinus (Wilrijk) and in the private practice of Prof. De Loecker and Dr. Geysenbergh (Antwerp). Since 2016, she has been employed at AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts as a lecturer-researcher in the Midwifery program. Both in education and research, she experiments with immersive technology.

Driven by a fascination for technology, Arafa began programming at the age of 13, inspired by books on Visual Basic that his father gave him. Arafa graduated in 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Electronics-ICT from AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He is currently pursuing a Master's in Electronics and ICT Engineering Technology with a specialization in AI.

Rob Mertens graduated in 2023 with a Master's degree in Industrial Sciences: Electronics-ICT (University of Antwerp). For his master's thesis, he delved into research on a new form of localization techniques that combine 5G and LEO satellites to determine the exact position of hardware with greater precision and speed than current localization methods.