VR/AR

No matter the artist, venue, or set-up, audiences expect rich, immersive experiences at every event they attend. Delivering these successfully requires state of the art technology driven by a professional Audio/Visual (ProAV) application, and for every device on the network to be connected effectively, no matter the manufacturer.

Lumus announces the introduction of its Z-30 optical engine, which features the company’s Z-Lens 2D waveguide architecture and a smaller field-of-view (30 degrees) to fit seamlessly within standard glasses sizes, offering major functional and aesthetic benefits.

A seven-nation initiative has been launched to preserve and celebrate the Cornish language and Cornwall’s cultural heritage. Named REVIVE, the £2.5 million project is led by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and combines immersive technologies with participatory storytelling to promote endangered European languages.

Rain Technology has launched a series of expert commentary on visual security and display innovations from AR/VR to automotive.

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS have developed novel OLED stacks that enable significantly bright microdisplays.

Google, in partnership with Samsung and Qualcomm, has introduced Android XR, a new operating system designed to redefine user experiences in extended reality (XR).

ARuVR announced it has been awarded the Gold Accredited Learning Technologies status by the Learning and Performance Institute (LPI), the global authority on workplace and development.

Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that blurs the digital world with the physical world by overlaying virtual elements, like images, animations, or information, onto a real-world view. In simple terms, AR adds extra layers of information or visuals to what you can see in real life.

Indoor simulators must capture the nuanced motions of a golf swing to help players fine-tune their swings across weather conditions. The right imaging solution makes all the difference.

Back in January, Disney’s Research and Development department released the Holotile, a sliding floor for enhanced VR experiences. But details around is price have been hazy.