Wednesday, 5 July 2017

The Exciting Applications of Virtual Reality in Education


We are well-aware of the ways in which virtual reality is taking the gaming world by storm. We are, perhaps, even more aware of the impact that early forays into augmented reality, in the form of Pokemon Go, have had on children and young people. So, it may seem a logical conclusion that what engages kids in their free time may also be the key to unlocking enthusiasm in the classroom.


Friday, 30 June 2017

Using Virtual Tours To Target Overseas Clients



There are a wealth of buyers for properties in the UK, particularly in major cities such as London and Manchester, from overseas. Research from Knight Frank found that in 2014, 49% of buyers in London were from overseas.  Investment in UK property continues to remain strong, despite the uncertainties of Brexit.


Thursday, 15 June 2017

Why Virtual Resort Tours Are The Future of Travel and Tourism Marketing



The property industry is experiencing a revolution in the way properties are marketed to clients. However, property is not limited to that which is purchased, or even rented. Virtual resort tours are also revolutionising resort marketing in the Travel and Tourism industry.

Thursday, 8 June 2017

How To Create A Virtual Reality Property Marketing Strategy




The property world is changing. Just as technology continues to grow in capability and pervasiveness, so too do the ways that real estate agents can harness its power. This is no more true than in the use of virtual reality.

Friday, 26 May 2017

US Schoolchildren Take A Virtual Tour of Mars


We need to get more children into STEM subjects. We are advancing into an increasingly technologically focused future, and we are going to need an enthusiastic and dedicated new generation of scientists, technicians, engineers and mathematicians to take the baton and run with it. Unfortunately, there is a bit of a shortage of new recruits coming through the education system in the West, particularly young women, who face numerous institutional and cultural barriers to establishing themselves within these industries. In North America, there could be as many as 2.4 million unfilled STEM positions by 2018.


Wednesday, 24 May 2017

How Police Are Using 360° Photography and Virtual Reality in Crime Scenes

Technology has long played a significant role in law enforcement, from Internet monitoring of chat rooms online to CCTV and other surveillance equipment. And now, with the maturing of 360° photography and virtual reality, crime scene reconstruction is now more accurate than ever.


Wednesday, 26 April 2017

Bringing Accessibility To The Disabled With Virtual Reality Tours

Virtual reality tours have been hailed as a kind of Holy Grail for the disabled. For moments at a time, a disabled VR user can forget their disability and have experiences they may never have had the opportunity to do before. Virtual reality tours of faraway places, places that are difficult to travel to, can free the disabled user to experience these places as though they were actually there. However, virtual reality tours work at much closer range than this, and beyond entertainment, the experiences the technology offers can have very practical applications for disabled users.