AR/VR hasn’t yet lived up to the hype surrounding it, but immersive technologies haven’t faded away or disappeared. Instead, they’re finding use cases in business and industrial applications that are quietly proving their ROI.
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If the thought of meeting with holographic colleagues in a virtual boardroom to collaborate on a project sounds like the stuff of sci-fi movies, that is, in fact, where we’re heading — and the technology isn’t light years away. Get ready for the emerging world of UC&C VR.
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While the augmented reality game is having less of an effect on network traffic than you might expect, it’s just the first AR game to reach mass global popularity. We’re likely to see more such apps turn up in the enterprise, with implications for both networking and storage platforms.
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Early enterprise adopters look to VR as a cost-saving tool for training, virtual tours and product demos. Here’s what you need to know before taking the plunge.
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After several false starts, experts believe virtual and augmented reality are coming of age — and not just for gamers. The technologies will also bring new opportunities for business customers, from healthcare to retail and engineering.
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You may soon buy flowers from a bot, if Facebook gets its way. You may not be able to escape annoying texts and selfies, even in the cinema, if millennials get theirs. And find out who hacked that FBI smartphone in our tech roundup for the week.
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This week saw U.S. politicians flounder when it comes to technology, Microsoft allegedly forcing Windows 10 on unsuspecting users and robot concierges that you don’t have to tip. Read all about it in our tech roundup this week.
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