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The commercial property landscape across the United Kingdom is undergoing a fundamental technological transformation. Traditional two-dimensional floor plans, manual tape measurements and static photographic site logs are rapidly being superseded by immersive, laser-accurate digital twin technology.

Thursday 24 Sep 2026, 23:00 Transport Deputy Minister for Transport – Mark Hooper

On September 21, 2026, at 11 PM, the VRChat live performance “Project [ latent ] // archive_” was made permanently available. You can now watch the archive anytime.

A patient-specific virtual reality education platform was associated with increased selection of advanced-technology intraocular lenses (ATIOLs) and high levels of patient-reported understanding and postoperative expectation alignment among patients undergoing cataract surgery, according to a retrospective multicenter study.

LFF Expanded explores AI, virtual reality and immersive storytelling across London Film Festival 15th September 2026

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) — Law enforcement officers from across Ohio are getting hands-on training in new technology designed to prepare them for high-pressure situations before they happen in real life.

A hobbyist 3D printing and VR enthusiast has developed a new method for triggering 3D model printing while in VR: virtually throwing his models at the printer in passthrough mode. Although somewhat gimmicky, anything that lowers accessibility barriers between the real and virtual worlds is likely to make mixed-reality activities more useful and

The Southbank Centre’s new immersive Yuja Wang experience is this weekend’s big draw. It also makes an unintentional case for live music.

VirtuaLens announced the launch of its new Mix and Match feature for the company’s immersive virtual reality patient education platform, expanding surgeons’ ability to demonstrate personalized IOL strategies to patients considering cataract surgery.

Behind the first massively multiplayer virtual world was a home computer that was comically underpowered by today’s standards. Introduced in November 1982, the Commodore 64 was named for its then-generous 64 kilobytes of memory. In its twelve years on the market, it became the best-selling desktop computer in history. A conservative estimate puts its sales…