Welcome to the Week That Was on TheVirtualReport.Biz, where we bring you the highlights, biggest news and hottest topics from the world of VR, AR and MR business in the last seven days.
Now that the last of the three principal VR hardware platforms is available for consumers to purchase, we’re seeing a switch in focus from hardware to software, as the development community strives to fill the void of VR content and tempt more users to adopt the medium.
With this in mind, the topic of our first VR industry panel Focal Point was how businesses can ensure their survival until the installed user base increases. We think you’ll find what our panel has to say interesting...
Top Stories
PS VR Selling Strong In Week One
Sony’s VR headset flies off the shelves as retailers run out of stock in its first few days on sale.
Our industry panel of VR experts discuss how to ensure your business survives until hardware penetration of the market takes off in 2018.
10 Things We Learned At VR & AR World 2016
From investment advice and overseas opportunities to new hardware, advances in AI and what it’s like to wake up in VR.
Addressing Implicit Bias Through VR
Californian start-up introduces Virtual Reality solution for researchers and trainers.
The World’s Largest VR Library Of Real World Places
Over 250,000 spaces instantly published in VR for free, worth more than £3.8 million.
Set Sail With New 360 Interactive Experience
Innovative cruise line turns to virtual reality to market their newest launch.
Two Millions Brits Will Own A VR Headset This Year
British VR market to be dominated by smartphones in 2016.
New Research Tips Non-Gaming And AR To Win
PS VR to dominate 2016, non-gaming market to overtake gaming, and AR to relegate MR.
See you in seven days...