Virtual Reality / VR stories

Available globally now from the Snobal website, the newly launched app builds on the company's eight years experience in developing cloud VR/AR solutions for enterprise and education.>>

The University of South Australia finds overwhelming evidence in favour of using VR in the courtroom by putting jurors in the middle of a crime scene.>>

Kaspersky has created a VR game where executives can work as information security specialists, giving them a better understanding of cybersecurity. >>

With the recent announcement of the Vive Pro 2 and Vive Focus VR headset, Techday’s Darren Price chatted with HTC country manager for A/NZ Thomas Dexmier.>>

It may not be cheap, but it should be very appealing for gamers wanting the very best VR experience.>>

It’s amazing to think that just six years ago, virtual reality was really still just a promise. >>

The Oculus Quest 2 is my first and long overdue foray into the world of virtual reality, and I've been having fun.>>

2021 brings hope of new opportunities for C-suite executives. CIOs and their IT teams who get the right mix now can bake success into their digital business strategy.>>

This market will impact many different industries and future innovations will continue its growth in the wearables market.>>

According to GlobalData, the construction industry is slowly shifting from years of the wait-and-watch stance to adopting digital technologies to improve the overall project lifecycle from conceptual design to construction.>>

"Virtual, augmented and mixed reality products have continued to receive high levels of funding and investment during the 2010 decade. This is predicted to continue into the next decade,” the firm explains.>>

Virtual reality technology is being used to improve pedestrian safety for older Australians, thanks to the work of researchers at the University of South Australia.>>

The report found that 47% of global consumers acknowledged that immersive technologies made them feel more connected with products while shopping online.>>

Virtual reality is starting to mature and reach a broader audience. >>

Slightly Mad Games, fresh from their sale to Codemasters, bring us the third entry in the Project CARS motor racing franchise.>>

As use of AR and VR in industry grows, AVR Lab is providing products to ensure that devices are kept sanitary between each use.>>

Alternative reality is set to become more popular with enterprise customers as immersive technologies open up more opportunities for businesses. >>

Forget Zoom, Vive Sync is the future of online meetings, says HTC.>>

Soundart joins Audioshield and the revered Beat Saber as another music-based VR game-come-dance-fitness title.>>

Sydney played home to an event that promoted diversity in the nuclear sector, celebrating those who are using nuclear technologies and science in ‘peaceful’ ways.>>

Key findings are that it will cause manufacturing delays, reduce the overall demand and at the same time increase enterprise and consumer demand while more businesses and individuals look to invest in telepresence and content.>>

AR and VR headsets will see shipments decline in the near term due to COVID-19, but the long-term outlook is positive, according to IDC.>>

Techday’s resident virtual reality fanatic, Darren Price, checks out the upcoming Vive Cosmos External Tracking Faceplate. >>

“DXC is using the power of AR, VR and MR to align the next-generation digital capabilities employees want so they can be more mobile and independent.">>