Virtual Reality is a computer-generated simulation that allows users to interact with a three-dimensional environment.

We consider the key findings of a special report commissioned by Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism on how news is embracing virtual reality (VR). Zillah Watson, BBC commissioning ...

Some examples: Regardless of the potential of virtual reality, augmented reality and the whole metaverse, consumers aren’t expected to abandon the store. Most people – 67% ­– still enjoy ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Michelle Yan: Believe it or not, virtual reality has been around for nearly 20 years. And yet, it still feels like a random experiment instead of the next ...

For example, virtual reality headsets enable athletes to make adjustments to their techniques and prepare psychologically for competition by simulating a real match situation. Similarly ...

New technologies enable intuitive and realistic visual and auditory landscapes that put users within applications. We look at ...

augmented reality (AR) is technology that adds virtual elements to the real world. For example, a patient who fears riding the subway could have a real train ride enhanced with virtual passengers ...

VR/AR These stories look at how virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are being used in state and local government to train employees like firefighters, EMTs and social workers. Includes ...

In a world filled with news about seemingly endless types of emerging technology, virtual-reality, or VR ... he added. For example, it can detect in a blueprint that the floor plan of a closet ...

A Russian farm has given its dairy cows virtual reality headsets in a bid to reduce ... the RusMoloko farm in Moscow's Ramensky district. "Examples of dairy farms from different countries show ...