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What can we expect from virtual and augmented reality in 2019?
Last year, after a long stretch of continuous coverage, the media suddenly lost interest in AR, VR and virtual reality marketing. Technology news was everywhere, but between the end of net neutrality, the decline of Bitcoin, advancements in artificial intelligence...
The road forward is paved with small victories
We usually use this blog to report on tech trends and extended reality (XR) industry news, but today we’ll take some time to reflect on a recent accomplishment. Last month, we at VusionVR completed a 360° virtual tour project for Slanted Door, an art gallery and café...
Magic Leap One rollout provides lessons for VR industry
The mysterious mixed and augmented reality (AR) startup Magic Leap has entered its ‘trough of disillusionment’ phase, a condition that we’ve discussed ad nauseum on this blog and with which the virtual reality marketing industry is acutely familiar. Between 2010 and...
Measuring the potential of augmented reality marketing
For a peak into the future of augmented reality – and augmented reality marketing – look no further than Google and Apple’s “Measure” apps. Google’s version “helps you with quick, everyday measurements around the house or office – similar to a tape measure,” per its...
In Response to the VR Skeptics
As a virtual reality agency, we’re often confronted with skepticism about our industry. We hear that VR hasn’t lived up to its promise, and that some stakeholders are apparently ready to abandon ship. In June, TechCrunch published an article by novelist and journalist...
Oculus Go review
Facebook recently released its new Oculus Go headset, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. TechRadar said the Go “marks a new era for VR,” while the Observer said it may provide the impetus that moves the technology “from niche to mainstream.” As a...