The AR Show

FEBRUARY 4, 2020

Greg Werkheiser is the founder and CEO at ARtGlass, a company providing wearable augmented reality experiences to museums as well as historic and cultural sites. Greg Werkheiser is the founder and CEO at ARtGlass, a company providing wearable augmented reality experiences to museums as well as historic and cultural sites.

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VRScout

DECEMBER 18, 2016

They can either be connected directly to the wearable or wirelessly to render virtual reality images. She chose 103-year old Virginia Anderlini to try out the demo version of the program. Smartphones are also the core of many VR headsets. However, there are particular features that make a handset VR-ready. VR For Relaxation.

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Road to VR

SEPTEMBER 8, 2016

.” Not a month later and the company was seeking four additional hires with immersive tech talent , including a ‘VR/AR Programmer’ Then there was Apple’s hiring of Doug Bowman , Director of the Center for Human-Computer Interaction at Virginia Tech, and an influential figure in the world of virtual reality academia.

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XR Today - Mixed Reality tag

SEPTEMBER 14, 2022

The Arlington, Virginia-based firm was picked to join Comcast’s NBCUniversal Sports Accelerator, leading to the deal with NBC Sports and allowing the firm to showcase its capabilities at the Professional Golfers Association’s (PGA) Korn Ferry Tour golf tournament.

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EnterpriseWear

SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. And major industrial players and startups alike recognize the growing opportunity: The market.

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EnterpriseWear

SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. And major industrial players and startups alike recognize the growing opportunity: The market.

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