Tag Archives: collaboration

Virbela uses spatialized audio, creative avatars, intuitive controls, and a hardware-agnostic app to bring telepresence to individuals and organizations.

Arthur is updating the avatar system, launching “audio zones,” increasing room size, and adding a talk-to-text feature to its remote collaboration apps.

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.

Virtual reality is steadily establishing itself as a cornerstone of many up-and-coming technologies in the business world. Find out which, how, and why in this article.

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.

Virtual reality helps people work better using data visualization, language learning, and space creation tools.

We talk with CEO Frank Furnari about VRtuoso, remote learning, and Enterprise XR in the time of the pandemic and beyond, into the future of XR tech.

A deep dive into the current state of augmented reality for remote worker training market by Lorne Fade, co-founder of the immersive technology startup VR Vision.

Streem has recently launched its SDK for companies and developers, allowing them to create customized and easy to deploy AR apps and solutions.

Amidst a pandemic, virtual reality offers safe, risk-free ways for teams to interact and collaborate, making it a powerful tool for team building.

Discover the emerging enterprise AR trends for 2020 and beyond that are set to transform most industries and businesses.

The guide is great for people exploring XR technology for collaboration for the first time. It’s also a harbinger of bigger things to come in the near future.

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