In-person events returning doesn’t necessarily spell the end for the use of #ExtendedReality and virtual events. If people attend events like conferences remotely, #XR can continue to be a tool for event planners as they try to maintain accessibility: arpost.co/2021/05/31/fut…

#VirtualReality as a tool to promote vaccination? That’s what some groups in Denmark are doing to try and encourage citizens to get the vaccine. Read about how the #VR game works and its impact here: reuters.com/business/healt…

Frustrated with Zoom and “Zoom Fatigue?" A UPenn professor turned to #VirtualReality to find a new way to engage students in her thesis seminar. Reading about her use of #VR meeting rooms and how it improved the learning experience in her class here: penntoday.upenn.edu/news/teaching-…

Gambling is a popular pastime and form of entertainment across the country, and it is becoming even more accessible with online gambling. Now, #VirtualReality could transform the way people gamble online, making it more interactive. Learn how here: augustafreepress.com/the-future-of-…

#AugmentedReality broke onto the scene with Pokemon Go in 2016. Now, the technology is poised for its huge break with more and more industries adopting #AR and more and more consumers buying into it. Check out predictions for the future of AR here: bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Is #AugmentedReality the future of education? The University of Miami started a grant program that awards money to students interested in utilizing #AR tech to create projects that can be used in real life. Check out these projects and the program: news.miami.edu/stories/2021/0…

Concerts and festivals are always a fun experience. Now, they could become even more fun as #ExtendedReality creates new possibilities for concert tech and stagecraft. Read about the #XR innovations during #COVID and how they could shape the future here: rollingstone.com/pro/features/f…

#AugmentedReality and the fitness industry has slowly gained traction. Now, some are wondering whether or not #AR could become an even bigger tool for the fitness industry by introducing fitness games and other activities. Check out more about this here: arinsider.co/2021/06/09/cou…

Snap has been on the forefront of #AugmentedReality innovation and use, and that business endeavor looks to continue paying dividends for the company. Check out some of the latest information on how #AR is boosting Snap here: nasdaq.com/articles/snap-…

We’ve shared content about #ExtendedReality in the healthcare industry before, and now Forbes has jumped on the bandwagon. Check out why Forbes believes the healthcare industry must prepare for an #XR future here: forbes.com/sites/bernardm…

#ExtendedReality can be accessible for all businesses, but it is especially accessible for luxury brands. Check out the potential for #XR and luxury brands to grow together in this piece from Vogue: voguebusiness.com/technology/the…

Well that didn’t take long. Facebook has announced that it will start testing advertisements in its #VirtualReality games. This is a big test for the future of #VR advertising and you can read about what it will look like in this LA Times piece: latimes.com/business/techn…

Improving form, tracking statistics, and engaging users. Those are three massive benefits of #AugmentedReality in the fitness industry and why many believe #AR and fitness have a bright future together. arpost.co/2021/06/14/fut…

One of Snapchat’s #AugmentedReality features, Snap Scan, is thriving. The visual search tool now has more than 170 million users, and the company expects that number to continue to grow. Read more about the ##AR tech and its future here: arinsider.co/2021/06/14/dat…

Legality, morality, accessibility, privacy, and health are all concerns of those watching the growth of #ExtendedReality. Check out this Forbes piece for more on those concerns, as well as potential solutions as #XR continues to grow: forbes.com/sites/bernardm…

The possibilities of #AugmentedReality are sky-high, although some may never be realized. For example, Mark Zuckerberg predicts that if everyone wore #AugmentedReality glasses, #AR would replace TV’s, books, paintings, and sculptures. nypost.com/2021/06/17/mar…

Pokemon Go in art form? That is what these creators have put together in #AugmentedReality to provide city goers in New York City with a new experience looking for virtual art. Learn more about the project here: nytimes.com/2021/06/29/art…

Climate change is an issue that more and more people are talking about. This #AugmentedReality sculpture aims to provide even more of a look into the perils of climate change. Read more about the sculpture here: adweek.com/creativity/thi…

Traditional horror movies not doing the job anymore? #VirtualReality can immerse you in the film, stimulating all of your senses and helping the film truly instill a sense of fear that is expected from horror movies: arpost.co/2021/06/29/vr-…

The #AugmentedReality market is growing, and mobile #AR is just one example with almost 800 million users. Check out this article to understand where the opportunity lies to connect with mobile AR users: arinsider.co/2021/07/01/mob…