A look at some of the highlights and trends from “the largest VR/AR event in education” which took place virtually on April 29. Global Summit in June.
Join us on a look at some of the biggest and most engaging people, projects and platforms in the AR remote collaboration and enablement ecosystem.
ARPost explores seven VR remote collaboration platforms, including the hardware and software that support them and tools that they offer to support you.
Putting drone feed in line-of-site with AR makes operation safer and easier. ThirdEye is working on bringing these solutions to EMS and enterprise clients.
EyeWay has driven technology innovation in foveated projection in secrecy for years. Now the company is joining LaSAR in search of collaboration.
Taqtile’s Manifest AR platform will be used at the Joint Base Lewis McChord in Washington State to test 5G XR in sensitive large-scale applications.
Pico is continuing a trend among high-end enterprise VR manufacturers to drive innovation with frequent product launches, just 14 months after Neo 2.
Just a few days apart, two drastically different use cases - a passionate individual and an innovative tech company - used Snapchat to create wearable NFTs.
With funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Snap and LACMA are bringing AR art to locations around LA as well as Snapchat users everywhere.
VIVE’s list included expected names like Kent Bye, household names like Adam Savage, YouTubers like Syrmor, and a fleet of virtual celebrities.
Take a spin on the ENGAGE platform via VR and the 2D desktop mode, highlighting some of the key features for learning, teaching, and collaborating.
Insights and announcements from VR gaming giants including Facebook and Oculus, Cloudhead Games, Skydance Interactive, BigBox VR, and Unity.
This Year’s Enterprise Forum included announcements from ThinkReality and Qualcomm, as well as insights from industry experts including Cathy Hackl.
Varjo’s third generation of XR and VR headsets are here, just two years after their predecessors and both with price tags above $3k. How much is too much?
According to the study, the USAF uses the software on VIVE hardware to train 3,000 security forces from 12 separate units across 10 military bases.
For the second year in a row, the seven-year-old FIVARS come to you in a headset or browser-based virtual reality, with a second showcase coming in October.
Microsoft Ignite included loads of mixed reality content, including the announcement of Microsoft Mesh during a keynote that featured the CEO of Niantic.
Google has always been an e-commerce powerhouse and they have some strong things to say about how online retailers and shoppers use augmented reality.
The release builds on the AR features that Snapchat users got their hands on last summer and makes good on Snap promises from Lens Fest in December.
Partners already using the platform say that Scope AR’s WorkLink Create cuts down remote training experience development timelines from months to minutes.
