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Jan 1, 2018

The XR and You Series: VR for Training

In most cases, the human brain learns best with good old-fashioned hands-on training. Many…

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Jan 8, 2018

The XR and You Series: VR for Leisure & Fun

We saved the most fun for the last post in our XR and You Series. As we wrap this little mini-column, we’re kicking off 2018 with some of the coolest just-for-fun things we expect to see from the realm of Extended Reality in the coming year.

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Feb 5, 2018

3 Reasons VR at Your Local Library is Awesome

We consider it a sign of the times to see VR popping up at community libraries. Providing public access to immersive experiences acknowledges what we already know — that Extended Reality is a valuable learning tool. And VR’s presence at the library…

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Jan 29, 2018

Top 5 VR Experiences to Try with Kids

Watching a child discover the magic of VR will remind you just how amazing this technology…

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Apr 23, 2018

10 Ways Augmented Reality is Changing How We Work

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

May 14, 2018

The Engagement Potential of AR in Commerce

Are you keen to draw in new prospects and engage existing customers with something…

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Dec 29, 2016

Our Top 8 VR & AR Predictions for 2017

If you were paying attention to tech in 2016, you couldn’t have missed the giant surge in…

Christine Hart in Bridging Realities — The Official Blog of Stambol

Oct 24, 2016

Boarding the “Spaceship of the Imagination”

Carl Sagan’s Spaceship of the Imagination was a powerful concept. It was the cornerstone of the TV mini-series “Cosmos: A Personal Voyage” (recently resurrected by Neil deGrasse Tyson as “Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey”).