Alice in Wonderland (and VR)
I visited London’s Victoria and Albert (V&A) museum to see Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser, an exhibition on the works and… Read More »Alice in Wonderland (and VR)
Why I supported the WebXR Developer Summit
The WebXR Developer Summit ran in May 2021, with some great contextual insights: Exporting WebXR from Unity is viable, but build… Read More »Why I supported the WebXR Developer Summit
The current situation with hybrid events
Let’s talk about the weird middle-place we are in with hybrid events. As the world opens up again, a lot… Read More »The current situation with hybrid events
Exploring the components behind flagship AR glasses
Let’s talk about Snap’s Spectacles (but more on the component side). By the time you read this, I don’t need to… Read More »Exploring the components behind flagship AR glasses
Exploring London’s classic art pieces in AR
The Augmented Gallery, a new interactive art trail in London’s West End, was unveiled last week. This project uses the… Read More »Exploring London’s classic art pieces in AR
The dangers of clickbait articles that explore VR
Let’s talk about the misleading PC Gamer article. Recently the publication released a piece titled ‘Oculus will sell you a Quest… Read More »The dangers of clickbait articles that explore VR
How many remote workers will use VR headsets?
Let’s talk about Facebook’s vision for the future. And before I take another step, I must give props to Ian… Read More »How many remote workers will use VR headsets?
Why exercise VR games are a great fit for Oculus and their subscription model
Let’s talk about Oculus adding subscription billing for VR content. Following the heels of Viveport, Facebook’s company added the capabilities… Read More »Why exercise VR games are a great fit for Oculus and their subscription model
What gives prestige to VR/AR awards?
Let’s talk about the nature of VR/AR awards. The industry is still (relatively) young, and it doesn’t have the broad… Read More »What gives prestige to VR/AR awards?
Analysing the HoloLens deal with the U.S. Army
Let’s talk about Microsoft’s $22bn U.S. Army deal with HoloLens. Having worked together several years ago with a smaller contract,… Read More »Analysing the HoloLens deal with the U.S. Army