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Almost everyone in the world has been affected by the switch to Virtual Events this year. These virtual conferences and meetings are almost always accompanied by disappointment, promises that the change is temporary.
Remote collaboration via VR & AR are just one way to both get work done and stay connected in general while in the comfort and safety of your home.
We live for cutting edge hardware here at Stambol. It’s the yin to our yang, the bread to our butter. Having access to the best wearables in the business can make the difference between experiences that truly immerse you and a lacklustre execution of countless hours of hard work.As 2019 shapes up to be an exciting year for new AR smartglasses, we’re taking a look at the top three products on our wish list.
If you’re not a techie, the concept seems like a contradiction in terms. How can computers interact with thin air? In reality, it’s actually dead simple. Spatial Computing is the practice of using physical space to send input to and receive output from a computer.
In warm and sunny Las Vegas, another CES has just wrapped. This is an event we watch with frantic attention every year because we know it’s ground zero for the next big announcement for Extended Reality, spatial computing, and consumer technology in general. 2019 certainly did not disappoint for VR/AR/MR professionals. New experiences were launched. New hardware was unveiled. And we are more pumped than ever about the future of XR!
We can learn a lot about our world by studying the images we capture of our surroundings. Today, Extended Reality has exponentially exploded our capacity to recreate real objects, places, and spaces, in turn creating believable replicas complete with actionable data. But how did we get here?
Specialized technology often brings new words into our vocabulary and the world of Extended Reality is no exception. Businesses getting their feet wet online may find themselves encountering articles peppered with unfamiliar terms, resulting in a general discomfort with XR as a whole. The good news is that this doesn't have to be the case.
Occupations like real estate developers, industrial designers, health care innovators, and supply chain professionals are just a few fields of work to embrace and apply the power of XR. Now is the perfect time to take a look ahead of this individual fiscal year and get a sense of what will shape the future of our work as XR specialists.
We are thrilled to see XR evolving as a force to benefit our mutual health and well being. If you heard our news about working with the Surrey Health & Technology District to create the XR Lab demo studio, our enthusiasm comes as no surprise.
The Health and Technology District, together with Conquer Experience and Stambol Studios, are launching a new XR LAB, a demo studio leveraging mixed realities and other emerging exponential technologies to inspire future healthcare collaborations.
Remember getting that first buzzing jolt out of a Rumble Pak? The science behind that kind of tech is called Haptics. A realistic sense of touch is one of the biggest pieces of the full immersion puzzle, completing an experience that involves any kind of contact.