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Tag Archives: VR
How Virtual Reality Re-Imagines the World of Norman Rockwell
I recently stepped inside the paintings of Norman Rockwell through virtual reality. After viewing Norman Rockwell’s Four Freedoms paintings at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan, I experienced them in an immersive way that only VR can provide. Norman Rockwell’s Four Freedoms: A Virtual … Continue reading
Posted in Virtual Reality
Tagged AR, David Deal, Norman Rockwell, Superhype, virtual reality, VR
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How Walmart Is Shaping the Future of Virtual Reality
To understand the future of virtual reality (VR), take a close look at Walmart. On September 20, Walmart announced it will ship 17,000 Oculus Go VR headsets to all its North American stores to give more than 1 million employees … Continue reading
Posted in Virtual Reality
Tagged David Deal, Facebook, Oculus, Oculus Go, STRIVR, Superhype, training, virtual reality, VR, Walmart
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Virtual Reality Helps U.S. Athletes Train to Win Olympic Gold
When U.S. Alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin won a Winter Olympics gold medal in the giant slalom race February 15, she also achieved a victory for virtual reality. She is among the members of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard team who … Continue reading
How Virtual Reality Transforms Training and Improves Performance
Minnesota Vikings Quarterback Case Keenum will always be known as the guy who passed the football to Wide Receiver Stefon Diggs to pull off the stunning Minnesota Miracle last-second victory over the New Orleans Saints in the NFL playoffs on … Continue reading
Posted in Virtual Reality
Tagged Case Keenum, David Deal, Derek Belch, JLG Industries, Minnesota Miracle, Minnesota Vikings, STRIVR, Superhype, training, UPS, virtual reality, VR, Walmart
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Four Companies Gobbled Up Immersive Reality Investments in 2017
There is good news and bad news for the immersive reality industry, which consists of businesses that provide augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR), and virtual reality (VR) products. First the good news: According to analytics firm Digi-Capital, start-ups in … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged AR, augmented reality, CES, CES 2018, Consumer Electronics Show, David Deal, Digi-Capital, immersive reality, Improbable, Magic Leap, mixed reality, MR, Niantic, Pokemon Go, Superhype, Unity, virtual reality, VR
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Three Predictions for Virtual Reality in 2018
In the United States, only 9.6 million people use virtual reality (VR) at least once a month, and by 2019, VR will penetrate 5.2 percent of the population, according to eMarketer. And yet, the VR industry has already become a complex … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged Amazon, David Deal, Facebook, Facebook Spaces, Google, Oculus for Business, STRIVR, Superhype, virtual reality, Vive Business Edition, VR
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Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg Want to Change How We Live
Recently Amazon and Facebook announced new products that will extend their reach into the corporate world: Amazon’s Alexa for Business, unveiled November 30, is a platform for a business’s employees to use the Amazon Alexa voice assistant (in Amazon Echo … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Facebook
Tagged Alexa, Alexa for Business, Amazon, David Deal, Echo, Facebook, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Oculus, Oculus for Business, Superhype, virtual reality, VR
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Facebook’s Ambitious Vision for Virtual Reality
Facebook wants to make the world better with virtual reality. At last year’s Facebook F8 event, Mark Zuckerberg articulated a simple vision for making virtual reality mainstream: social VR, or connecting people in the virtual world. But now Facebook has … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook
Tagged David Deal, F8, Facebook, Facebook Spaces, Google, HTC, Mark Zuckerberg, Oculus, Oculus Connect, Oculus Rift, Samsung, Santa Cruz, Superhype, virtual reality, VR
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Virtual Reality’s Image Problem
Virtual reality has a major image problem. I see it whenever I read an article about someone’s grandparents experiencing virtual reality for the first time, accompanied by a photo like this: Which inevitably makes me think of this: Or when … Continue reading
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Tagged Bully VR, David Deal, HoloLens, Lone Echo, Mark Zuckerberg, Superhype, The Bohemian Rhapsody Experience, virtual reality, VR
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How Google Is Bringing Virtual Reality to Everyone on Every Device
Google just moved one step closer to its vision of taking virtual reality a mainstream. On February 9, Google announced that its Chrome browser supports VR experiences. As noted on a blog post, “With the latest version of Chrome, we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Google
Tagged Chrome, David Deal, Daydream, Google, Superhype, Tilt Brush, virtual reality, VR
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