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Release Dates & Platforms for ‘Skyrim VR’, ‘Doom VFR’, and ‘Fallout 4 VR’ Revealed

Road to VR

The legendary annual QuakeCon is held in Dallas, Texas hosted by parent company ZeniMax Media is home to publisher Bethesda Softworks’ world-famous IP, with this year’s focus on the Quake World Championships esport competition. Skyrim VR remains a PSVR-only title for now, but is likely to find its way to PC.

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STRIVR Introduces VR Training On and Off the Field

Road to VR

Fast forward to 2016 and STRIVR Labs counts the likes of Texas Tech, Arkansas, Stanford, Dallas Cowboys, and Arizona Cardinals, among others, as clients using STRIVR’s VR solutions to enhance training. STRIVR has used HTC Vive, Samsung Gear, the Oculus CV1 and Oculus DK2 headsets. ” Photo courtesy ESPN.

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HR in XR, with BrainXchange’s Emily Friedman

XR for Business Podcast

Alan: So you mentioned EWTS, Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Dallas, Texas, correct? It’s that exponential growth of hardware as well. It helps that a lot of the big companies, HTC, Oculus, Lenovo, they’re pivoting to enterprise. Emily: Uh-huh. Emily: It’s a shame, kind of. Emily: Yeah.

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HR in XR, with BrainXchange’s Emily Friedman

XR for Business Podcast

Alan: So you mentioned EWTS, Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Dallas, Texas, correct? It’s that exponential growth of hardware as well. It helps that a lot of the big companies, HTC, Oculus, Lenovo, they’re pivoting to enterprise. Emily: Uh-huh. Emily: It’s a shame, kind of. Emily: Yeah.

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HR in XR, with BrainXchange's Emily Friedman

XR for Business Podcast

Alan: So you mentioned EWTS, Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Dallas, Texas, correct? It's that exponential growth of hardware as well. It helps that a lot of the big companies, HTC, Oculus, Lenovo, they're pivoting to enterprise. Most of the technology hardware is designed by men and I don't know why that is.