Second part of my interview with Suzanne Borders, the CEO of BadVR, a company that mixes technology and creativity to disrupt the data visualization sector. In yesterday’s part, she detailed what BadVR does and why she’s so interested in the Magic Leap One device. Today we will discover more the personal side of Suzanne: she […]
For the next two days, I will feature on this blog a long interview I made with Suzanne Borders, the CEO of BadVR. She’s one of the best VR people that I follow on Twitter, because she does not only work on very interesting projects mixing dataviz and XR, but she also has a great […]
Virtuleap is for sure one of the most promising startups I have talked with in this 2019. I had the pleasure of talking with the CEO Amir Bozorgzadeh some weeks ago (sorry for the delay in publishing the article, Amir!) and I was astonished by his ambitious project, that is understanding the emotions of the […]
I had the amazing pleasure of interviewing Helena McGill and Anna Wozniewicz of Noctvrnal, a startup focused in audio and music production, with special attention to immersive experiences. When I develop a VR experience, I usually give a lot of attention to the visual aspect, while I often leave the sound and music always as […]
One of the most interesting people that I have met at Vive Ecosystem Conference has been Naoki Yamaguchi (山口 直樹), the CVO (Chief Virtual Officer) of Japanese startup Virtual Cast. Virtual Cast is a solution that lets you be a Vtuber, that is a Virtual youtuber. You can put your headset on and see yourself […]
When I interviewed Kevin Williams, an expert in the LBVR market, he said that there are also some experiments with location-based augmented reality and he mentioned a Japanese arcade AR game called HADO. For sure you all know HADO: even if you don’t remember the name, you have for sure seen one of those viral […]
Yesterday I have described you my journey inside VRgineers, an interesting VR startup, and my hands-on with its high-FOV high-resolution XTAL headset. The device represents a glimpse into the future of virtual reality and I especially appreciated the crystal clearness of the display. It also features some flaws, like for instance the weight, that is […]
Do you have a passion for ancient history and virtual reality? Then Rome Reborn is for sure a project you should look into.
I had the great opportunity to interview Tomáš Mariančík, better known in the VR communities as Frooxius. He has always been a great innovator and I admire his work since the good old Oculus DK 2 times, when he published “Sightline: The Chair”. Now he is continuing this innovation work by building a completely open […]
Some days ago, I had the opportunity to briefly interview Kevin Williams, an expert in location based virtual reality (LBVR, that is VR arcades). LBVR is a trending topic in the VR ecosystem: since VR is still too expensive, it is reasonable that people can play it for few bucks without having to buy the […]
Some days ago, I have had the enormous pleasure of speaking with Eduardo Siman. Officially he is a VR angel investor, but he is much more than this: he is also an immersive technologies enthusiast and an influencer that can really foster healthy debates about the main questions that we all have around these technologies.
