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New data suggests that tech-savvy consumers inside the workplace, not corporate IT managers, hold the keys to accelerating enterprise adoption of major technologies like...
Able to provide realistic training scenarios for things like wildfires.
Military branch currently uses technology to train aspiring pilots.
Looks to provide in-depth, immersive experience for fans.
Award-winning immersive entertainment company Felix & Paul Studios is known for breaking new ground in virtual reality—and soon, augmented reality and mixed reality—crafting original...
"'Hold the World' is an extraordinary next step in how we can communicate and educate people about experiences they wouldn't usually have access to...
Challenges moving forward include the price of headsets.
"We are working to make lunar missions accessible to the public and are excited to inspire the next generation of astronauts."
Audio for video is about to get more complicated
CTA-2069 introduces various terms defining emerging consumer technologies
"George Méliès pioneered film techniques that immersed people in unfamiliar experiences—an early precursor to today's virtual reality."
Annual gathering also highlighted advances in HDR, AI/ML, ATSC 3.0 and mobile video
"Traditional storytelling is important, but we need new innovative approaches."
Fremont, CA – March 13, 2018 – Blackmagic Design today announced that Toronto-based production house CreamVR used four Micro Studio Camera 4Ks to shoot...
VR a new tool for electricians, plumbers, builders
Facility will open Feb. 5
New VR platform helps diagnose disorder often confused for PTSD
Professors across many disciplines are embracing VR technology as an integral part of their learning tools
NYC Media Lab took a look at some projects during its Exploring Future Reality conference
Many recent developments revolve around streaming, which we could broadly define as sending video over networks that weren't ever really intended to carry video.
Students at the New Albany High School recently got to study abroad without having to leave their classroom courtesy of virtual reality technology.
