Road to VR
APRIL 25, 2019
At Unreal Engine Build: Detroit 2019, Magic Leap today announced that the company will be giving away 500 Magic Leap One Creator Edition AR headsets as part of the recently unveiled Epic MegaGrants. SEE ALSO Report: Apple to Announce ARKit Updates at WWDC 2019 Including OS Support for AR Headsets. You can apply online here.
Next Reality AR
APRIL 29, 2019
At last week's Unreal Engine Build: Detroit '19 event, Epic Games announced that it would supply Magic Leap One headsets, which retail for $2,295, free of charge to a limited number of developers working on spatial computing apps in Unreal Engine. Developers can apply online, with Epic judging the applications based on merit.
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Tech Trends VR
OCTOBER 15, 2018
So it’s really not surprising that so many companies, from Homeland Security to KFC , are now jumping on the bandwagon and embracing various forms of virtual training experiences. HP is one of the companies that have been steadily increasing its focus on VR hardware products in the past few years.
UploadVR Between Realities podcast
DECEMBER 14, 2016
STRIVR’s enterprise-focused product is a performance training platform that uses VR and AR to help educate and train in areas like sales, operations, customer service, safety, and human resources. The hardware will get better in next 12 to 16 months.”. There’s a bigger opportunity with enterprise than with sports.”.
XR for Business Podcast
MARCH 24, 2020
Today we're speaking with Sean Hurwitz, founder and CEO of PIXO VR, a Detroit based company focused on VR software for training on processes, safety, and emergency response. The hardware is getting better. Alan: I will hit you up in Detroit. It could influence the real life training thereafter. That's the next step of it.
XR for Business Podcast
MARCH 24, 2020
Today we're speaking with Sean Hurwitz, founder and CEO of PIXO VR, a Detroit based company focused on VR software for training on processes, safety, and emergency response. The hardware is getting better. Alan: I will hit you up in Detroit. It could influence the real life training thereafter. That's the next step of it.
XR for Business Podcast
MARCH 24, 2020
Today we're speaking with Sean Hurwitz, founder and CEO of PIXO VR, a Detroit based company focused on VR software for training on processes, safety, and emergency response. The hardware is getting better. Alan: I will hit you up in Detroit. It could influence the real life training thereafter. That's the next step of it.
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