Infographic: How AR Impacts All Industries
13 April 2018
What can augmented reality do for your business that virtual reality just can’t do? The main difference between the two technologies is that virtual reality
What can augmented reality do for your business that virtual reality just can’t do? The main difference between the two technologies is that virtual reality
Imagine walking through an NBA arena, and the most exciting game going on isn’t actually on the court. You pull out your phone while
Google engineer Supasorn Suwajanakorn (l) has developed a tool which, fed with the right input, can create a realistic fake video that mimics the way
Dan Ackerman of C|Net has — at least for now — thrown in the towel on VR. This in spite of accelerating sales in VR system sales
Above: Aech’s Basement for Ready Player One. Image Credit: Sansar Sansar is a social VR platform from Linden Lab, the maker of the Second Life
At the same time consumer purchases of AR and VR devices have reached something of a disappointing plateau, those technologies are finding an increasing number of
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It’s time to talk about the impact virtual reality is going to have on marketing and how you can use it to your advantage.
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After successful trials earlier this year, both at Iberia’s Premium Lounges at Madrid Airport and during a return flight between Madrid and Tel Aviv, Iberia
This week the development team behind vTime the social virtual reality platform have announced an additional round of funding in the form of $7.6 million
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Abbas Alnagi, a senior who wants to be a cardiac surgeon, uses virtual reality to explore organs at the Mayfield Innovation Center in Ohio. CreditMaddie McGarvey
Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster Ready Player One depicts a future where VR technology can transport people into a completely realistic alternate universe. But how close is real-life tech
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Virtual reality continues its march into the mainstream. While most consumers do not have access to the headsets required to properly experience the medium, there
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While virtual and augmented reality keep advancing, there still are obstacles to mass adoption. The most significant one is serious, since it involves the
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