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Tag Archives: Reality

20Jul/20

Augmented and Virtual Reality: Technology of the Future, Today

July 20, 2020InnovationAugmented reality, Human–computer interaction, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Reality, User interface techniquessmbale

By 2030, IDTechEx predicts the augmented, virtual and mixed reality market to be over $30Bn. With COVID limiting physical interaction, virtual communication and interaction will be the normal for many years to come. Although seen as futuristic by some, augmented, virtual and mixed reality devices have shown that they have an important part to play in many different industries. They are truly the technology of the future, today. Read more

23Jan/16

State of play of Virtual Reality

January 23, 2016InnovationBen Gruber, cnet networks, Digital media, Educational technology, Facebook, Halsey Minor, Human–computer interaction, Immersive technology, JP NAUSEEF, Las Vegas, New media, Nplay, Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, Reality, Samsung, United States, User interface techniques, Virtual realitysmbale

2016 will be a breakthrough year for virtual reality, as the technology starts evolving past a gaming platform towards a new tool to experience live content, according to experts. Ben Gruber reports.
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08Jan/16

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Virtual reality technology captures imagination at CES 2016

January 8, 2016TechnologyArticles, China Central Television, Consumer Electronics Show, Dell, Digital media, Educational technology, frontier technologies, Intel, Las Vegas, New media, Reality, Samsung, Samsung Gear VR, User interface techniques, Video gaming, Virtual reality, Virtual reality therapysmbale

China Central Television (CCTV)- Virtual reality (VR) technology captured the imagination of visitors at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) which opened in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Wednesday.
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24May/15

Eye-tracking tech makes virtual reality hands-free

May 24, 2015InnovationCHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER AND CO-FOUNDER, Computer peripherals, Digital media, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Eye tracking, Fove, Head-mounted display, Head-mounted displays, Human–computer interaction, Humanâ€“computer interaction, Japan, Jarvis, kickstarter, Lochlainn Wilson, LOCKLAINN WILSON, London, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Reality, Technology/Internet, Tony Stark, United Kingdom, Usability, User interface techniques, Virtual realitysmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UK / JAPAN (REUTERS / FOVE) – The days of using your hands to play video games could be in the past.

Called FOVE, this headset uses advanced eye tracking to provide the wearer with an immersive and completely hands-free virtual reality.
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17Feb/15

Project Anywhere takes virtual reality gaming to new level

February 17, 2015Innovation3D imaging, Arthur C. Clarke, Augmented reality, Avatar, Constantinos Miltiadis, Creative works, Film, Films, Gesture recognition, Humanâ€“computer interaction, Internet culture, Kinect, Ludgar Hovestadt, PlayStation Home, Reality, Switzerland, Technology/Internet, User interface techniques, User interfaces, Video game controllers, Virtual reality, Washington, DC, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, Zürichsmbale

A student at ETH Zurich creates what he believes is the most advanced virtual digital avatar ever seen. Constantinos Miltiadis says his Project Anywhere will allow multiple gamers in separate continents to compete in the same virtual space.

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