Tagged: design

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Multisensory XR experiences

Whilst the set up looks cumbersome (full body suit anyone?) this would be a very interesting experience to experience. Can’t justify the travel to Portland though: bit far from the west coast of Australia....

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Human Relations interest in VR

Whilst VR still remains in the realm of gaming and training environments it’s social interaction possibilities is being noted by those in workplace Human Relations. Could your next work social event take a different...

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Hand based interactions

One aspect of immersive environments that always sits uncomfortably with me is the hand controllers needed. These can potentially take some time to learn how to interact with but once mastered really open things...

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Inflight entertainment re-imagined?

Great idea by Capgemini for their rethinking of inflight entertainment. Take this to another level if the airline provides the wearable with all accessibility options enabled. Might convince me to fly again: Exploring virtual...

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The Value of Inclusively Designed XR Workplace Tools

Making an XR workspace inclusive from the start is what every organisation should be thinking: inclusivity is not an after-thought. The Value of Inclusively Designed XR Workplace Tools – XR Access

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Touch to hear?

One of the last stumbling blocks with the of XR is the integration of touch. Currently the development of haptics is still an emerging field. Should we be considering a different approach to achieve...

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XR and mental health treatments

The use of XR in mental health has been one of the most significant and probably easiest to implement in comparison with XR gaming: VR game changer.

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The future of virtual events

There are some many events exploring XR I would love to attend but being based in Australia am limited in what I can attend physically. Enter the virtual event. I’m a regular virtual attendee...