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Education’s Next Big Leap: Immersive VR Education For Better Learning

VRScout

Immersive education presents a safer, more effective alternative to conventional learning. While investing in VR education and training applications may seem unnecessary, time-consuming, or just a “nice to have”, immersive technologies can play a large role in educating students and employees efficiently and effectively.

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VR Shooter Core Disruption Features Motion Sickness Tech

VRScout

Thanks to MPLEX’s simulation sickness mitigation technology, you shouldn’t experience any discomfort as you zip across the battlefield in your futuristic murder machine. The goal, according to MPLEX, was to create an entertaining multiplayer experience while reducing as many barriers to VR as possible. Image Credit: MPLEX.

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Spreading the Love of Classical Music Through Virtual Reality

ARPost

Certainly, we’ve seen numerous advances in immersive gaming over the years. Perhaps it might come as a surprise, but the technology is disrupting many fields, including ones you least suspect—classical music. That’s because its purpose isn’t merely for entertainment. Many people associate virtual reality with video gaming.

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How Government Agencies Use Virtual Reality

InstaVR

Many have incorporated the technology directly into their regular workflow. Training New & Existing Employees We’ve written extensively about VR for Training , and the significant benefits of using VR for this particular use case (immersion, rentention, etc). Preparing for Disasters (and other rare events).

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Making Your Next Flight Safer and Smoother with Wearable AR+VR

EnterpriseWear

Employees whose jobs affect every aspect of one’s trip, including aircraft maintenance workers and flight crew can make use of wearable XR technologies to ensure the end goal: A safe and satisfied traveler. The technology can even validate each step of an inspection or repair to prevent errors. On the Ground: AR for Assembly.