News & Insights
Microsoft HoloLens 2
Microsoft has unveiled their second generation augmented reality goggles, the HoloLens 2, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last weekend. They are making it particularly clear that this is an enterprise product, and will be sold only to companies. Here’s what’s new in the HoloLens 2.
Virtual Reality in TV: De Luizenmoeder
How can you expand your reach by using Virtual Reality tours? What are the possibilities in terms of content? And can you even turn it into a sales channel? Like this, a lot and yes. Find out how you can use VR for TV!
Magic Leap: our first thoughts
Finally, the first product of one of the most hyped companies of the last few years has finally shipped to developers and early enthusiasts! Shipping is currently limited to (most) of the US, but we managed to get our hands on a Magic Leap One Creator Edition right in time for the Christmas weekend.
Conversion in Virtual Reality
VR, in all its shapes and forms, has grown beyond gimmick and is proving actual value to those with a strategy and a plan. Here’s an example case with numbers!
Interview in Data News: Virtual Reality for Companies – Strong Content Surpasses the Gimmick
Breaking the gimmick barrier – our marketing manager Bram talked to Data News on the current state and future of VR for business. This article is in Dutch.
How Virtual Reality improves the bottom line for businesses
The basics of doing business are generally quite straightforward: you maximise your revenue and minimise your cost. How you do this is, of course, far more complicated and the outcome is based on an infinite amount of decisions taken every single day you spend time conducting your business.
Oculus Go
The long anticipated standalone VR headset by Oculus (owned by Facebook) is here: the Oculus Go. But what does it mean, and how can it help your business? Let’s dive in.
5 Examples how VR works in HR
Recently we were asked to facilitate VR experiences for HRcoreAcademy, an international HR conference in the heart of Brussels, with some pretty big names like Accor Hotels, ArcelorMittal, ATOS, Audi, Bacardi, BBC, BNP Paribas Fortis or Bol.com.
Here’s a quick overview of what we’ve learned.
