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• Virtual reality
  ...for $2 billion dollars. After this, virtual reality blew up, with multiple companies investing in the development of their own VR systems. The rise of smartphon
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• Improbable
  [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Technology]]
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• Optical see-through head-mounted display
  A number of companies have marketed [[waveguide]]s for OST-HMDs, including [[Dispelix]], [[Digile
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• WEVR
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• Positional tracking
  ...factor and can only track the movements of a user’s head. Nevertheless, companies are still investing in the development of an accurate positional tracking s
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• Innerspace
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• Apelab
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• Vanguard V
  ...ed, Shovel Knight, Call of Duty, Syphon Filter, and from a variety of game companies including Sony, Microsoft, EA, Capcom and more!
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• VR Cinema
  ..., creating a potential niche opportunity for filmmakers and new production companies. Indeed, startups like Jaunt and MindVR are already exploring storytelling ...ds of new questions, and answers are still being sought for today. So many companies are trying to sort this out, and figure out the best way to utilize this ne
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• AWE 2015
  The event features over 200 companies in the [[VR]], [[AR]], wearable tech and [[IOT]] industries along with more
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• Wanted pages
  ==Companies and Organizations==
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• Markerless inside-out tracking
  Companies are starting to offer interesting inside-out systems. Microsoft has been in
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• VR Cover
  [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Accessories]]
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• YouTube
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• IMU
  ==IMU companies==
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• Jaunt VR
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• NextVR
  [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Broadcasting]] [[Category:Sports Broadcasting]]
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• VR audio
  With the advent of VR, virtual reality audio has gained more interest. Companies want to implement a VR audio solution that realistically reproduces audio i
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• Odyssey
  In May 2016, Odyssey was shipped to select [[VR companies]], [[WEVR]], [[VRSE]], [[Specular]], [[Surreal]], [[Theory]] and [[Two Bit
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• Object recognition
  ...CraftAR]], which is a suite of tools created for agencies, publishers, and companies that would like to leverage technological possibilities of AR and IR to cre
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• 8i
  ...ost-processing options and also for very realistic 3D imagery. Unlike many companies out there, 8i does not want to focus on the gaming industry. Instead, they ...nd 8i consists of experts from very prominent technology and entertainment companies including Weta Digital, YouTube, NVIDIA, PayPal, Microsoft Research, Sony C
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• EyeNetra
  ...rtual reality]]. The company has been having discussions with several [[VR companies]] about the possibility of integrating their technology into VR displays. T [[Category:Companies]]
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• VideoStitch
  [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Technology]]
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• HTC Vive
  ...Valve]]. Indeed, it was the partnership between the two notable technology companies that led to a quality product and made possible the integration of the VR h
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• Atheer AiR
  ...ance the productivity and safety of deskless professionals at Fortune 1000 companies.<ref>http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/augmented-reality-leader-athee
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• VRMark
  ...ty science organization in 2014 and VRMark is the first product of the two companies together.
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• Lenovo Phab 2 Pro
  ...go device was a reference design tablet made by Google for developers. The companies worked together in order to give the Phab 2 Pro a smaller design than a tab ...in a store, leading the client directly into the products desired. Retail companies could develop several apps that provide this service while also providing a
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• P·O·L·L·E·N
  ...mineral rich expanse beyond Earth. Handing their findings over to private companies, governments gave way to corporations who would soon establish mining &amp;
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• OptoFidelity
  [[Category:Companies]]
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• How to Get Started in VR Development
  ...isoft Photoscan]] or one of Autodesk's many solutions (they keep buying up companies, it seems), which generate highly detailed meshes from these photographs. T
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• How to Become a VR Artist
  Whereas all previous apps are developed by relatively large companies, Gravity Sketch is an independent company that focuses on innovation. With
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• Michael Abrash
  ...-vr-hires-michael-abrash-as-its-new-chief-scientist</ref>. Indeed, the two companies shared intelligence thanks to the relationship between Abrash and John Carm
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• Tactai Touch
  The presentations seem to strike the right note. Companies across industries wanted to embrace the high-fidelity virtual reality hapti
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• Project Alloy
  ...the Alloy headset will be given to third party companies. The third party companies will produce and sell the headsets.
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• Stereoscopic 3D
  ...of movies in 3D, TV channels launching 3D broadcasts of sports events, and companies selling 3DTV sets and Blu-ray 3D players. Despite the technological advance
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• OpenBCI
  ...] [[Category:Brain-Computer Interface]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Companies]]
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• Snow Crash
  ...f the Metaverse. Due to the increasing focus on the “immersive web” by companies like [[Google]], Oculus, Samsung, and Microsoft, WebVR has had a surge of s
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• Zombie Buster VR
  ...me a planet of death where no one could come any closer. The multinational companies which have already invested in the Mars colonization project decided to sec
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• Shadow Circuit
  ...entirely illegal underground sports game operation between three competing companies for the great honor of your tech!? Enter the Shadow Circuit. Doskoi, Hach
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• Windows 10 VR
  ...to build a [[VR headset]] powered by Windows 10. Microsoft announced that companies like HP Inc, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, and ASUS would produce VR headsets based o ...ed on the Windows VR platform <ref name=”8”></ref>. Acer is one of the companies that partnered with Microsoft to create its line of the VR head-mounted dis
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• Windows 10 Creators Update
  Microsoft partnered with various companies, such as Acer, Lenovo, and Asus, to release [[VR headsets]] that are based ...ate, including its compatibility with [[HoloLens]]. They also used partner companies’ VR headsets to demonstrate the creation and handling of 3D objects, and
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• WorldSense
  ...Tango]] technology, connecting DayDream and Tango, and a response to other companies inside-out tracking solutions. The new VR devices will run existing Daydrea ...elf. It will only design the software that powers the HMDs and the partner companies will build the consumer devices. <ref name=”5”></ref> <ref name=”7”
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• HP Windows Mixed Reality Headset
  ...e only hybrid reality headset that is soon to be released. Many other tech companies such as [[Acer]], [[Lenovo]], [[Dell]], and [[Asus]] are also working along
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• FOVAS
  Other companies like Facebook and Google are interested in adaptive streaming in order to p ...this content to users around the world. This has had the effect of making companies rethink the way the stream their video content. <ref name=”6”></ref> In
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• High Dynamic Range
  ...t to play by Dolby’s rules and started researching for alternatives. The companies realized that having a lot of different formats could lead to problems and There are, however, other companies working on other High Dynamic Range solutions. Hybrid Log Gamma is a format
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• Retinal resolution
  ...Oculus Rift]]. Developments in this area have been slow because VR headset companies are dependent on advances in display technology. <ref name=”3”>Lang, B. ...hat’s nearly 70 times greater than the Rift and Vive.” Recently, other companies like Samsung and Kopin have presented new VR displays with an increase in r
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• VR advertising
  ...017, this form of advertising is still in the early stages, with different companies experimenting with new strategies to bring marketing content to virtual rea Some companies have already been using virtual reality technologies for VR advertising and
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• HTC Vive Pro
  ...Valve]]. Indeed, it was the partnership between the two notable technology companies that led to a quality product and made possible the integration of the VR h
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• Meta Quest 2
  ...ing in October 2020. It is available worldwide through global and regional companies. For the first time, you can purchase a Quest product from Japan, too. This
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• Pico Neo 3 Pro
  ...] which enables wireless streaming through 5G and WiFi networks and allows companies to integrate VR into their workflows such as "design reviews, virtual produ
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