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When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the scale of human suffering was immediate and visible. But alongside the physical toll, a second crisis was quietly taking hold – one that overwhelm an already stretched mental health system.
Meta Platforms, The Glimpse Group, zSpace, and DIH Holding US are the five Virtual Reality stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat’s stock screener tool. Virtual reality stocks are shares of publicly traded companies that develop or support virtual reality technologies, including headsets, software, games, platforms, and related hardware. For investors, these stocks represent exposure…
Camosun Innovates is launching an innovative applied research project to expand access to the acclaimed Virtual Reality Witness Blanket. (Black Press Media file photo)
HTC’s XR content production company, VIVE ORIGINALS, has launched the virtual idol audition program “VPOP ASIA.” The program began airing on July 18th on TVBS and CATCHPLAY+ in Taiwan. From July 23rd onwards, it will also be streamed every Thursday at 9 PM (Japan time) on the official VPOP ASIA YouTube channel and Twitch.
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Originally from Turkey, Dr Erensoy moved to Aotearoa New Zealand six years ago. Her tertiary journey began with a degree in city and regional planning, where her interest in designing spaces evolved into a fascination with the people who use them.
Since artificial intelligence apparently is influencing every decision we now make and, in turn, dominating sport industry discussions (by supposedly making us smarter and faster), we both flew to Europe this summer to learn more.
An Eastern Michigan University doctoral student is using virtual reality to explore a new way to treat one of the world’s most common phobias: the fear of flying. The study combines immersive technology with exposure therapy in hopes of making treatment more realistic and effective.