There are a growing number of applications for virtual reality (VR), particularly in areas relating to medical and healthcare. One of the latest is using VR to help children deal with their phobia of needles.
SBS News reported that the technology is being trialled in two hospitals in Melbourne, Australia, to …
Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative condition that sees a part of the brain become progressively more damaged over the course of years. One of the symptoms that sufferers have to grapple with is reduced mobility, through involuntary shaking, stiff and inflexible muscles, and in some cases balance problems.
Although there is …
Gone are the days when virtual reality (VR) was seen purely as a gaming tool with few other applications. There are dozens of ways in which to use this technology, with many people coming up with ever more creative ways to utilise VR to help a host of people.
The Edinburgh …
Over the years, Virtual Reality (VR) has proved itself to have many uses, from changing the face of marketing to improving gaming technology.
However, while commercial 360 video production presents an exciting new element in the world of media, VR has been shown to have more meaningful and important functions as …
