Golden Age VR

Watching an action packed new release in VR is an amazing experience. Are we still a ways out from public adoption?

VR Can Be the Film Industry’s Future, but the Barriers to Entry Are Surreal A newbie to VR spends quarantine learning about the technology, and finds a lot of potential.

Watch a Mother Reunite With Her Deceased Child in VR.
Would you want to see a deceased loved one again — in a virtual world?

Watch a mother reunite with her deceased child in VR Have your tissues ready.

We continue to see adoption of VR in Healthcare as the industry evolves. Interesting article from VRfocus.

Medical Platform XRHealth Allows Third Party Development Healium is one such company to use the platform.

AARP: Virtual Reality Opens the Door to New Worlds.

How Virtual Reality Is Transforming Caregiving for Seniors Caregivers are using virtual reality to help trigger positive memories for patients with dementia. Learn more ways that VR is helping seniors.

Virtual reality offers benefits for Parkinson's disease patients!

Virtual reality offers benefits for Parkinson's disease patients Researchers are reporting early success with a new tool to help people with Parkinson's disease improve their balance and potentially decrease falls with high-tech help: virtual reality. After practicing with a virtual reality system for six weeks, people with Parkinson's disease demonstrated improv...

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How Computer-Assisted Therapy Helps Patients and Practitioners Meet Ellie, a computer-assisted therapy program developed by the Institute for Creative Technologies at the University of Southern California.

Public adoption of the VR Headset has been slow. We are just now starting to see this Public Adoption become more wide spread, especially with the Research & Development of lighter and more powerful hardware.

How virtual reality in the ER can help calm patients — and make crying kids smile — CBC News Virtual reality goggles are being deployed to every department at BC Children's Hospital to help distract children during painful procedures.