VR for enterprises is becoming common. But the giants of the VR market never cease to amaze us. Two new headsets with a bias on bulk purchases will soon hit the market, but information about them is already enough to judge how effective they are. VR developers are making more and more progress every year, we see new products, that are closer adapted to our perception. The viewing angle is getting wider, the weight of the headsets is smaller, the graphics are more beautiful, and the hardware is more productive. But we are so used to hearing about each new…
3D models are mainly associated with computer games and the film industry. And what is their other use? What exactly are 3D models? Is purchasing them a one-off purchase, or can you use them several times? Here are some examples where we can use them. 3D model – what exactly is it? Will it be useful to me?
Imagine that you are attending a presentation, and you are waiting for another company to present their products and services. However, instead of distributing brochures, a sales representative shows a three-dimensional product model, which can be moved, rotated and enlarged. During the presentation, the salesman can point out all of its features and demonstrate it as though it was a real product. A scenario, such as this is possible thanks to using AR as an attractive form for product presentation.
VR technology (virtual reality) and AR (augmented reality) is increasingly present in business. In the mentioned posts, we gave examples in which we can come into contact with it. However, is this technological innovation on the market? Since when are VR and AR devices known to us? How will industry and business change in the future with virtual or augmented reality?
Imagine a world where you look around and everywhere you look, you see overlays providing information as if you had a heads-up display in a video game. With augmented reality (AR) that world isn’t very far away, and the incredible possibilities are almost limitless. Augmented reality is a result of using technology to superimpose elements – video, images, sound or GPS data etc. to the real world around us. On the contrary, virtual reality is a way to immerse users in an entirely virtual world.
According to a report, 65% of the jobs of the future are not yet created. These figures cause headaches to learners, teachers and employees all over the world. The global economy forces employees to have a whole range of different skills that cannot be acquired and developed in a single job all their lives. Unfortunately, traditional learning methods are relatively ineffective in acquiring these skills. The future is difficult to predict, but it can be assumed that we are moving in the direction of visual teaching, which is the use of AR technology in employee training.
Health and Safety Training – How many of us remember this topic as tedious lectures at universities? The rules that must be followed in the workplace, written down on several A4 sheets, which we must read? Even in high school, we had to get through EHS lessons, remember? We remember.
In Mojo Apps we love participating in every event which is dedicated to new technologies, both as an exhibitor and visitor. So it is obviously that we couldn’t miss AWE EU 2018 (Augmented World Expo) in Munich, Germany on October 18-19, 2018 – the European edition of the most important augmented and virtual reality conference and expo series. The event gathered more than 100 exhibitors of world-changing technologies, 100 speakers and thought leaders, and nearly 2,000 industry attendees. That is an amazing information for an XR enthusiastics. We must say that we saw some of the craziest tech innovations during…
Virtual and Augmented Reality can serve as a tool and a key element of employee education programs introduced by various departments in companies of all industries and sizes. In this article we are going to shed some light on the application of VR and AR in training, and its benefits.