Peru Samsung Video Virtual Reality 
VRScout
AUGUST 4, 2017
The project began when Alvaro Morales, an undocumented immigrant from Huancayo, Peru, tried a Google Cardboard to virtually explore the Palace of Versailles in Paris. “The greatest asset that virtual reality has for the Family Reunions Project is it can transport people,” said Morales.
VeeR VR
OCTOBER 15, 2018
10 years ago, the virtual reality industry was just getting started. Plenty of big companies understand they missed the initial tech boom of the internet for growing their business and do NOT want to miss out on the coming revolution from virtual reality. Just in the past couple of years, everything has changed.
Hypergrid Business
MAY 1, 2017
“They love how the virtual reality and personal connections get students excited about learning,” said Rios. Students can also view the 360-degree videos on phones or desktops, without virtual reality headsets. Watch below video to learn more on how the project works.
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