Workshop Title: Virtual Reality and the Future of Learning This virtual reality workshop explores the learning opportunities afforded through the development of VR devices, platforms, and …
The new Vuze VR camera from HumanEyes will fit in your (large) pocket. And it’s dead simple to use, point-and-shoot with no stitching in post-production. With eight …
Google Cardboard VR is now available in four more countries according to Engadget. Of course, the inexpensive VR viewer has been available through other sellers on …
The new Innovators issue of the New Yorker comes with augmented reality (AR) to offer readers a unique interactive experience. Designed by the illustrator Christoph Niemann, the cover and …
Wearable Tech interfaces are small, so how do you enlarge them? The Future Interfaces Group at Carnegie Mellon University may have a remarkable solution. The SkinTrack …
Developers have access to Microsoft HoloLens, but up to now, Redmond has not publicly released the specifications. So here they are to satisfy your geeky side. From …
A stunning 360 video of SpaceX‘s successful rocket landing on a drone ship. SpaceX already released a standard video in mid-April. But you get a whole new perspective from a 360 …
A remarkable story in Wired on using VR for medical training. On April 14, Dr. Shafi Ahmed streamed the first live VR surgery procedure through a 360-degree …
Samsung has big plans for our future – including virtual reality holodeck-like experiences in 2-3 years. The Smartphone giant offered some hints at SDC2016, its developer …
The new immersive world by Linden Lab, creator of the well-known Second Life, came a little closer to reality this week. Project Sansar will now take “hundreds” …
Not surprisingly, The New York Times VR film, “The Displaced“, took an award in the 2016 World Press Photo contest. The award came under the Innovative …
Virtual reality was the focus of the final night at the Tribeca Film Festival Unscripted & Immersive Talks series. It brought the artists of Vrse and its …
Wearables won’t turn you into your own physician, but they are clearly helping people monitor their health and affecting healthcare. That’s the conclusion of a Northwestern …
Magic Leap, the secretive augmented reality company in Florida with serious financial backing from Google and VC’s, continues to tease with their vision of the future. …
