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The range of OWL vehicles available to Ukrainian service members has expanded with a new armored personnel carrier: the Ministry of Defence has codified the OWL-APC (Armored Personnel Carrier), joining the MAC OWL armored vehicle. 

On August 14, 2026, “Virtual Hiroshima Station 2.u,” which operates on VRChat, will undergo its largest-ever renovation since its opening. A new area, the “North-South Free Passage,” will be opened, and features such as the ability to display and exhibit user-created works will be added.

A trainee runs the Agrilo protocol in virtual reality. (PimaSens), Author provided (no reuse)

Virtual reality is becoming an increasingly popular platform in the entertainment industry. Applications using VR headsets are receiving a great amount of interest from those who use them.

Meta Platforms, The Glimpse Group, zSpace, and DIH Holding US are the seven Virtual Reality stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat’s stock screener tool. Virtual reality stocks are shares of publicly traded companies involved in developing or supporting virtual reality technologies, such as headsets, software, content, chips, sensors, and related platforms. For stock market…

Virtual Desktop’s latest beta release for Quest adds USB support for wired PC streaming, a long-requested feature.

YouTube Japan announced today that PLAVE (플레이브), the Korean virtual boy band that became the first virtual idol group ever to sell one million copies of an album in its debut week, will headline Day 1 of YouTube Music Weekend 12.0 — making PLAVE the first non-Japanese virtual act to anchor YouTube’s largest platform-native music…

On July 26, 2026, Rei Hakuseki, a creator who works on assets, CG production, and music composition for VRChat, released the VRChat world “Virtual Life VR”.

Aisha Down taking part in a live VR demonstration of Skytral technology, which is to be used to train the British military. Photograph: Graeme Robertson/The GuardianAisha Down taking part in a live VR demonstration of Skytral technology, which is to be used to train the British military. Photograph: Graeme Robertson/The Guardian

Will virtual reality technology enable the UK to meet the demands of training in the pharmaceutical industry and medicines manufacturing.