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Health and technology experts meet in Rotorua this week to diuscuss the latest trends.
Carol Hancox's insight:
VR used by doctors to plan surgeries
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Facebook outs Oculus Go, a $199 VR headset intended take virtual reality to the masses
Carol Hancox's insight:
Facebook combined with Oculus Go - brings VR to the main stream 2018
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Augmented reality lets staff look at package details as they go by, reducing processing time.
Carol Hancox's insight:
Uses of AR in Singapore Airport
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A killer app is needed for the tech to become popular but until then motion sickness and cost are holding it back.
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Playing darts in pubs could soon be replaced by playing in virtual reality instead.
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As augmented reality technology improves, the holography of Iron Man and Avatar moves a step closer to entering our everyday lives.
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Gatwick Airport installs 2000 beacons for 'augmented reality wayfinding'
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Air New Zealand flight attendants could in the future wear head sets feeding them information about passengers, including what sort of mood they're in. - New Zealand Herald
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We’re on a mission to bring amazing virtual reality experiences to the world.
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The Rat Pack is headlining at the Sands Hotel. - New Zealand Herald
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LAP Mentor VR tests your skills in a virtual OR.
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Mark Zuckerberg announces augmented reality developer plan at the company's F8 conference
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Mirra allows people to build, share, and explore immersive experiences. Anyone can simply create or visit a new experience by just diving in. Via Nik Peachey
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
October 30, 2017 9:08 AM
An impressive looking free tool for building VR experiences in your web browser.
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A new Kiwi study aims to solve a headache holding back the amazing world of mixed reality.
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3D animation and an interactive game show new employees how do their jobs.
Carol Hancox's insight:
Virtual reality used to train restaurant staff
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Artists are exploring a new frontier using Google's Tilt Brush to draw in 3D space.
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Property firm Apartmint is using virtual reality in its daily operations. Owner and manager Craig Watkins shares his thoughts on competition and the market. - New Zealand Herald
Carol Hancox's insight:
VR used in sale of apartments
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Google's next-generation virtual reality headset will reportedly not require a PC or phone to run games.
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As virtual reality goes mainstream and provides new ways for students to interact and gain hands-on experience, it's important to experiment and demonstrate the technology's potential learning benefits. Via Nik Peachey
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
May 12, 2017 7:31 AM
I wouldn't say that virtual reality is 'mainstream' or anywhere near to being close to that, but still some interesting points. 
Carlos Fosca's curator insight,
May 12, 2017 12:33 PM
La realidad virtual es y será una herramienta educativa muy poderosa que permita la inmersión total y por tanto una experiencia multisensorial cuasi real en un ambiente diseñado para el aprendizaje. La gran limitante aún son los costos del desarrollo de los contenidos digitales. Allí aparece su competidor (aunque en realidad son complementadores) : la realidad aumentada que puede incorporar directamente a la realidad elementos digitales que hagan de cada espacio físico una experiencia de aprendizaje mucho más excitante.
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Discover the best in virtual reality news, reviews, projects, and VR videos. Uncovering the people behind the future of immersive storytelling and games.
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Pokémon Go did two things for society; introduced us to the capabilities of augmented reality (AR). Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Norton Gusky's curator insight,
May 4, 2017 7:58 AM
One of the emerging technologies that may be a game changer.
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If AR is actually like this, we might be better off without it.
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While it's early days for the technology, Zuckerberg says there are few boundaries for how it will evolve.
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