Training employees or volunteers can be costly or even dangerous. That's why one of the most exciting ways businesses are using virtual reality (and augmente...

One thing we've noticed, even as VR continues to grow and become more mainstream, is that a lot of businesses want to use VR but don't know enough about it t...

I stumbled upon this interesting blog post by Revinax, a virtual training company, about how we learn and why we remember VR experiences almost as if they we...

Note: This is a follow-up post to our May blog post, "VR and Nonprofits - Proof in Action," that highlights data from a Nielsen study on virtual reality and ...

It would make sense that VR automatically means an increase in engagement - if people have the headset on, they can't see anything outside of it. And they ar...

Nielsen did an interesting study of the effectiveness of VR for nonprofits and the results are very exciting! Among the highlights: Potential VR users (those...

This year I finally made it out to the Consumer Electronics Show. Besides every high-end massage chair station I walked past (oh, those massage chairs were l...

Virtual reality and 360-degree video are very new technologies, at least to the general public. So it’s no surprise that people aren’t all that familiar with...

Throughout this ever-changing technological world of virtual reality, there have been  many companies—big and small—that have invested their time and resourc...

I've had a lot of people ask how can VR be used other than gaming? Obviously people are starting to experiment with immersive movies, both fiction and docume...

I recently had the privilege to attend Oculus Connect 2, Oculus' second VR conference. In addition to the best swag ever (an autographed copy of Ready Player...